Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs)

Experimental traffic regulation orders

An experimental traffic regulation order allows us to trial a change to the highway network before deciding whether to make it permanent.

How an experimental order works

An experimental traffic regulation order can stay in force for six, 12 or 18 months.

While the order is in force, we will monitor and assess the changes. We may make further changes if needed.

Have your say

You can support or object to an experimental order at any time during its consultation period.

Comments can come from:

  • residents
  • local businesses
  • other interested people and organisations

What happens after the consultation

When the consultation closes, we will review all comments.

Where appropriate, we will report the comments to the relevant ward councillors and cabinet member. They will consider what should happen next, including whether to make the order permanent.

Council officers will consider any formal objections. The final decision will be made by either:

  • the cabinet member responsible for parking
  • the Head of Strategic Transport and Infrastructure, using delegated authority

Following an experimental order

An experimental order is legally enforceable while it is in force. We may take enforcement action against anyone who does not follow it.

Experimental Traffic Regulation Orders

Redhouse Way

Reference
ST/TRO/Redhouse Way
Name of road
Redhouse Way, Eastbury Way and Millgrove Street
Type of restriction
Prohibition of parking on footways/verges
Documents
Consultation period

Rodbourne Road

Reference
ST/TRO/Rodbourne Road
Name of road
Rodbourne Road and Redcliffe Street
Type of restriction
No waiting and loading restrictions
Documents
Consultation period

Commercial Road

Reference
ST/TRO/Commercial Road
Name of road
Commercial Road
Type of restriction
Limited waiting bays and Blue Badge holder bays
Documents
Consultation period

John Street modification

Reference
H&T/TRO/John Street modification
Name of road
John Street
Type of restriction
No waiting and loading at any time restrictions
Documents
Consultation period
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