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Not sure if this has been mentioned before but Chapter 3 of the Traffic Signs Manual (Regulatory Signs 2008 ) has been released
Lots of interesting and extensive instructions for signing speed limits, waiting and loading restrictions and red routes. It's useful for the members of this forum but also for me personally as I have to design the damn things!
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No problem, I often see the link to the TSRGD so thought it would be worth linking to the Traffic Signs Manual too. Chapter 5 (Lining) - which has all the guidance for double yellows etc. - is also on the DFT site.
Chapter 3 Released
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