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The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016

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PART 6Regulatory road markings

Sign table — Schedule 9, Part 6

(1)

Item

(2)

Description

(3)

Diagram

(4)

Applicable provisions in Part 8

(5)

Schedule 9 General Directions

1

Diagram 1002.1

Vehicular traffic must not proceed beyond the line when required to stop by the stop sign

134
2

Diagram 1022

Approach to a road junction or level crossing at or near which is placed the marking at item 1 of this table and the stop sign

134
3

Diagram 1003A

Vehicular traffic must give way in accordance with the requirements in paragraph 7 of Part 7

1, 133
4

Diagram 1023A

Approach to a road junction, level crossing or road narrowing at or near which is placed the marking in item 3 or 6 of this table

1312
5

Diagram 1003.4

Marking used in conjunction with the sign at item 6 of the sign table in Part 2 for conveying the requirements in paragraph 5 of Part 7

(Alternative sizes)

4, 136
6

Diagram 1003.3

Vehicular traffic approaching a roundabout with a small central island or approaching a junction indicated by the marking shown in item 5 of this sign table should give way at, or immediately beyond, the line to traffic circulating on the carriageway of the roundabout

13
7

Diagram 1049B

Boundary of a mandatory cycle lane or division of a route into that part reserved for pedal cycles and that part reserved for pedestrians conveying the requirements at paragraph 12 of Part 7

(Longitudinal marking)

1, 91
8

Diagram 1049.1

Division of a route into that part reserved for pedal cycles and that part reserved for pedestrians

(Longitudinal marking)

61
9

Diagram 1003B

Cyclists must give way in accordance with the requirements prescribed in paragraph 8 of Part 7

1
10

Diagram 1023B

Approach to a road junction on a cycle lane or track, or a place where cyclists must give way to pedestrians, at or near which is also placed the marking at item 9

14
11

Diagram 1049A

Boundary of a bus lane or other designated lane used by motor vehicles

(Longitudinal marking)

131
12

Diagram 1050

Direction of possible traffic movements at the end of a nearside with-flow bus lane or other designated lane, or where there is an intermediate discontinuation of the lane on the approach to a junction

(alternative types)

1
13

Diagram 1050.1

Direction of possible traffic movements at the end of an off side with-flow bus lane or other designated lane, or where there is an intermediate discontinuation of the lane on the approach to a junction

(alternative types)

1
14

Diagram 1048

Traffic lane reserved for buses and other vehicles as indicated on the sign at item 8 or 10 in the sign table in Part 4

1
15

Diagram 1048.5

Road or part of a road with access permitted only for buses and other vehicles when so indicated by any of the signs at items 10, 33 to 35 and 37 to 40 in the sign table in Part 2 of Schedule 3

(Alternative types)

1
16

Diagram 1048.2A

Road or part of a road with access permitted only for tramcars

1
17

Diagram 1046

No entry for vehicular traffic

(Alternative types)

131
18

Diagram 1046.1

Entry by vehicular traffic to a play street restricted

(Alternative types)

131
19

Diagram 1036.1

Vehicular traffic must turn left

(Alternative types)

131
20

Diagram 1036.2

Vehicular traffic must only proceed ahead

(Alternative types)

131
21

Diagram 1037.1

Vehicular traffic must turn right

(Alternative types)

131
22

Diagram 1042

Division of traffic lanes on a length of carriageway, or between the main carriageway and slip road, of a motorway or all-purpose dual carriageway road, or part of the carriageway between two lanes at a roundabout which vehicular traffic must not enter except in emergency

(alternative types)

1, 12, 13, 14
23

Diagram 1013.1

Alternative methods of indicating to vehicular traffic the requirements and the warning in paragraphs 9 and 10 of Part 7

1, 2, 10, 13
24

Diagram 1013.5

Division of traffic lanes on a length indicating to vehicular traffic the requirements in paragraph 9 of Part 7 and used in the circumstances for which the signs at items 17 to 20 in the Part 2 sign table in Schedule 11 are used

1, 2, 11, 13
25

Diagram 1043

Marking conveying the requirements in paragraph 11 of Part 7

1, 59
26

Diagram 1045

Area of carriageway, subject to two-way traffic, at a level crossing which vehicles must not enter in a manner which then causes any part of the vehicle to remain at rest within the marked area due to the presence of stationary vehicles

1, 15
27

Diagram 1045.1

Area of carriageway, subject to one-way traffic, at a level crossing which vehicles must not enter in a manner which then causes any part of the vehicle to remain at rest within the marked area due to the presence of stationary vehicles

1, 16

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