"local Traffic" Areas

[BlueXR6Turbo]

This is a simple question, that hopefully someone with some knowledge of the law (maybe Plonky) can answer.

I'm curious as to whether there is anyone that can legally enforce local traffic areas (I.e. "Local Traffic Only" signs). If the answer is yes, then I have two more questions...

1. What is the legal definition of "local traffic"?

2. Who can enforce them? (e.g. police, council workers, etc.)

[rboksic]

No ,

as it was told to me and the rest of the residents in my street then the Council

wanted to narrow the street,

the sign is put up to discurrage through traffic and that's all.

Rob

[DaKing]

As the sixties song goes:-

"Sign, sign, everwhere a sign"

See the signature

F 'em

DaKing

[turb06]

No ,

as it was told to me and the rest of the residents in my street then the Council

wanted to narrow the street,

the sign is put up to discurrage through traffic and that's all.

Rob

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

that's what my understanding of them was, simply put there to discourage any other vehicles other than residents and vehicles with a purpose going down there. Its still state owned road.

Dazza.