Traffic Regulation Orders

A Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) is a legal order. It enables the county council, as the highway authority, to manage traffic in the county. Examples of TROs includes parking restrictions, speed limits, one-way streets, weight restrictions, no right/left turns and loading bays. The following is a list of recent traffic regulation order proposals which are currently under consultation. Please forward any comments or objections by email.

Current Traffic Regulation Orders under consultation

TRAF/8769 - Proposed implementation of  ‘No Waiting at Any Time’ Restrictions and a Zebra Crossing on Fambridge Road, Maldon 

This proposal is to Revoke and implement of various Waiting, Loading and Stopping Restriction, and to introduces a Proposed Implementation of a (Zebra) Pedestrian Crossing, Fambridge Road, Maldon District

TRAF/8647 – Proposed Revocation of M Permit Bays, Implementation of Disabled Parking Bays, and Upgrade of Disabled Parking Bays, and Permit Parking Removal in the Borough of Basildon

This scheme proposes to revoke M permit bays, implement disabled parking bays, upgrade  advisory bays to enforceable disabled parking bays, and remove permit parking in the Borough of Basildon

TRAF/8770 - Proposed Implementation of a One Way System on Elmstead Road, Elmstead, in the District of Tendring

This proposal is to implement One Way on Elmstead Road, from its junction with the  B1027 Brightlingsea Road, in Elmstead, Tendring

TRAF/8770 - Proposed Implementation of a 50mph Speed Limit on A133 Clacton Road, A133 Colchester Road, Tye Road and A1331 Link Road, Elmstead, in the District of Tendring

This proposal is to implement a 50mph Speed Limit on various roads including A133 Clacton Road, A133 Colchester Road, Tye Road and A1331 Link Road, Elmstead, in the District of Tendring

TRAF/8678 – Proposed Revocation and Implementation of Disabled Parking Bays, and Upgrade of Disabled Parking Bays, in the District of Castle Point

This proposal is to revoke and implement disabled parking bays, and upgrade  advisory bays to enforceable disabled parking bays, in the District of Castle Point