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TM3/20/1707(2)BURY COUNCIL PROPOSED TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL BY NOTICE ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984, SECTION 14(2)Name and Lengths of Road(s) AffectedPublic Footpath 103RAM between Bury New Road

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the proposed traffic control plan.
2. Identify the specific location or area where the temporary traffic control will be implemented.
3. Determine the duration and time frame for which the temporary traffic control will be needed.
4. Assess the potential risks and hazards associated with the project or event that requires traffic control.
5. Design a detailed traffic control plan that includes signage, lane closures, detours, and any other necessary measures.
6. Consider the impact on pedestrians, cyclists, and public transportation in the area.
7. Consult with relevant authorities, such as local traffic management departments or law enforcement agencies.
8. Submit the proposed temporary traffic control plan for approval.
9. Implement the approved plan by deploying the required signage and implementing the necessary traffic control measures.
10. Continuously monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the temporary traffic control measures, making any necessary adjustments.
11. Once the need for traffic control is no longer required, remove all signs and restore the normal traffic flow.

Who needs proposed temporary traffic control?

1. Construction companies that are working on road projects and need to temporarily control traffic in work zones.
2. Event organizers who are hosting large gatherings, festivals, or parades that require traffic management.
3. Municipalities and local governments that are implementing road maintenance or repair work.
4. Emergency response teams that need to redirect traffic during incidents or accidents.
5. Film production crews that require temporary traffic control to ensure the safety of cast and crew on location shoots.
6. Utility companies that are carrying out infrastructure maintenance or installations near roadways.

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What is proposed temporary traffic control?

Proposed temporary traffic control refers to the planned measures and strategies implemented to manage traffic flow around construction sites, events, or road maintenance activities in a safe and effective manner.

Who is required to file proposed temporary traffic control?

Typically, contractors, construction companies, or event organizers who anticipate affecting traffic patterns due to their activities are required to file proposed temporary traffic control plans.

How to fill out proposed temporary traffic control?

To fill out a proposed temporary traffic control form, one must provide detailed information regarding the project, including its location, duration, specific traffic impacts, signage, barriers, and any detours or lane closures.

What is the purpose of proposed temporary traffic control?

The purpose of proposed temporary traffic control is to ensure the safety of both motorists and workers, minimize traffic disruptions, and maintain an organized flow of vehicles through areas affected by construction or roadwork.

What information must be reported on proposed temporary traffic control?

The information that must be reported includes the nature of the work, the exact location, timeline, types of traffic control devices to be used, clear communication of detours, and any potential hazards to road users.