Traffic Management
Devon has 12,820 km (8,012 miles) of road, which is more than any other county in England. Devon County Council is the Highway Authority and is responsible for the management of all the roads in the County except for the M5, A30, A35, A38 and the A303 which are trunk roads managed by the Highways Agency in Area 1(Cornwall & Devon) and Area 2 (Somerset, Avon, Wilts, Glos. & Oxon.).
Devon & Cornwall Police are responsible for all enforcement issues in Devon (speeding, parking, obstruction, etc.)
Increasing household numbers and car ownership means that there is more traffic on Devon's roads leading to growth in flows and increasing congestion. The Devon Local Transport Plan's aim is to minimise the harmful impact of the car and to reduce congestion, speed and pollution.
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- Traffic Signs
- Traffic Orders
- Road Markings
- Tourism Signing
- Traffic Signals
- Traffic Calming
- Speed Limits
- Traffic Management Strategy
- Traffic Management Policy
- Freight Quality Partnerships
- Intelligent Transport Systems
- Freqently Asked Questions
- Cycle Lane Road Markings and Signing
- Braunton Community Travel Plan
