The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002

Interpretation—general

3.—(1) In these Directions—

(a) “one-way road” has the meaning given in paragraph 1 of the Schedule;

(b) “the Regulations” means the Traffic Signs Regulations 2002(1); and

(c) the expressions listed in paragraph (2) have the same meaning as in the Regulations.

(2) Those expressions are—

• “the 1984 Act”;

• “central reservation”;

• “contra-flow”;

• “controlled parking zone”;

• “cycle lane”;

• “cycle track”;

• “dual carriageway road”;

• “EEA Standard”;

• “equestrian crossing”;

• “junction”;

• “level crossing”;

• “maximum gross weight”;

• “motorway”;

• “mph”;

• “non-primary route”;

• “pedal cycle”;

• “pedestrian zone”;

• “plate”;

• “primary route”;

• “primary signals”;

• “principal road”;

• “reflectorised”;

• “retroreflecting material”;

• “road marking”;

• “route”;

• “school crossing place”;

• “secondary signals”;

• “sign”;

• “signal-controlled crossing facility”;

• “signal-controlled pedestrian facility”;

• “speed limit” and “national speed limit”;

• “stud”;

• “temporary statutory provision”;

• “traffic lane”;

• “Toucan crossing”;

• “variable message sign”;

• “Zebra crossing”; and

• “zig-zag line”.

(1)

Part I of this Instrument.