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Number of lanes of traffic lanes ahead on a dual carriageway reduces from three lanes to two. Traffic in the right hand lane must move into the lane on the immediate left
(TSRGD: 872.1)
(TSRGD: 872.1)
Number route for pedal cycles forming part of a national cycle route network
(TSRGD: 2602.2)
(TSRGD: 2602.2)
Vehicles may not pass the temporary traffic signals when the red light is shown at a junction
(TSRGD: 7011.1)
(TSRGD: 7011.1)
Vehicles exceeding a gross displayed weight prohibited from crossing the bridge or structure
(TSRGD: 626.21)
(TSRGD: 626.21)
Entry to and waiting in pedestrian zone restricted except for loading during the period indicated
(TSRGD: 618.3)
(TSRGD: 618.3)
New method of controlling traffic at a railway or tramway level crossing ahead
(TSRGD: 790)
(TSRGD: 790)
No through road for vehicular traffic in direction indicated from junction ahead
(TSRGD: 817)
(TSRGD: 817)
100 yards to a roundabout or the next point at which traffic may leave a route
(TSRGD: 825)
(TSRGD: 825)
Goods vehicles and buses may be directed to leave the motorway at the junction ahead
(TSRGD: 832.3)
(TSRGD: 832.3)
Number of lanes of traffic lanes ahead on a primary route reduces from three lanes to two. Traffic in the right hand lane must move into the lane on the immediate left
(TSRGD: 872.1)
(TSRGD: 872.1)
Stopping place for buses used for carrying tourists to allow passengers to take photographs
(TSRGD: 972)
(TSRGD: 972)
Direction along a route passing through places of interest recognised by a regional tourist board or the English tourist board
(TSRGD: 2212)
(TSRGD: 2212)
The number of a route for pedal cycles forming part of a regional cycle route network
(TSRGD: 2602.3)
(TSRGD: 2602.3)