Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) are made to control the flow of traffic and make sure that people park safely and conveniently. They can only be introduced following the appropriate legal process.
The following TROs are currently being proposed in Torquay:
Torquay Amendment Order No4 2023
Roads included: Cockington Lane, Livermead Hill.
Current Status: Notice of Proposals advertised on 13 December 2023, any objections must be received by Torbay Council by no later than 2 January 2024.
65680Notice Of Proposals
Strand Harbour Public Realm Project (Temporary Parking Restrictions) Order 2023
Roads included: Cary Parade, Torwood Street, Vaughan Road.
Current Status: Notice of Making advertised on 20 December 2023, Order to become effective as of 21 December 2023.
65633Notice of making
Torquay Amendment Order No3 2023
Roads included: Torquay Road.
Current Status: Notice of Proposals advertised on 1 November 2023, any objections must be received by Torbay Council by no later than 21 November 2023.
65129Notice Of Proposals
Church Road, Barton - 20mph speed limit zone order
Proposals to implement a residential 20mph zone to reduce traffic speeds and improve safety on this road.
Current Status: The consultation period ends on 21 February 2023, and we must receive objections by this date.
61476,61477Proposal advert
A plan of the proposed speed limit order
Fore St, Barton - 20mph speed limit zone order
Notice of making
Beach Road – 7.5t weight limit
Proposal to alter the existing 3t limit to 7.5t for the whole length of the road.
Current status: The consultation period ends on 2 November 2021, and we must receive objections by this date.
55200,55202,55201Notice of proposal
Statement of the reasons for the proposed Beach Road weight limit
Map showing the location for the proposed introduction of the new weight limit .
Objections or Support
If you would like to object to, or support the above proposals you must write to the address specified in the Notice of Proposals for the proposed TRO. They must be received by the date specified.
Substantial objections or contentious issues are then reported to the Transport Working Party Committee for their consideration. When considering the objections the committee must decide (a) to proceed with the scheme as advertised, (b) modify the scheme, or (c) abandon the scheme.