Illegal speed bump within zebra crossing

Reported in the Roads/highways category by Albert Ross at 22:53, Fri 7 August 2009
Sent to Calderdale Borough Council 2 minutes later

No road hump shall be constructed or maintained on a road– (a)within the limits of a Zebra controlled area or within 30 metres of the centre line of a Zebra crossing;(b)within the limits of a Pelican controlled area or within 30 metres of the centre line of a Pelican crossing;©within the limits of a Puffin controlled area or within 30 metres of the centre line of a Puffin crossing.(4) In this regulation– “pedestrian crossing" has the same meaning as that given to “crossing" in section 25(6) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984,

this is north of crossing near "Within Fields" and "Rustic Ave" Calderdale Council responsable

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Posted by Albert Ross at 19:42, Wed 9 September 2009

illegally installed speed bump, not removed,

Posted by Chris at 23:12, Thu 18 March 2010, marked as fixed

Unfortunately, Mr Ross, you are incorrect. The DfT quote:

Pedestrian and Cycle Crossings Road humps may be used at pedestrian and cycle crossing places. These include uncontrolled crossings, Pelican Crossings, Zebra Crossings, Toucan Crossings and Puffin Crossings. Where there are controlled areas, indicated by zig-zag lines, a road hump constructed at the crossing place may extend into that area. This will enable, for example, a 6m plateau length to be constructed to assist buses, though still maintaining a normal 2.5m to 3m crossing width. However, a road hump of whatever type must not be installed in a position where it is wholly contained within the area bounded by the zig-zag lines (controlled area). Only flat top kerb to kerb road humps should be used at a crossing place.

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