A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is a request to temporarily divert a public right of way, usually in the interest of public safety.
What is a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order?
A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is a request to temporarily divert or close a public right of way, usually in the interest of public safety.
- TTROs stay in force for a maximum of 6 months.
- If works are completed before this period, the right of way should be reopened.
- If works are not completed within 6 months an extension to the TTRO can be applied for, but approval will need to be gained from the Secretary of State.
How do I apply for a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order?
If you wish to apply for a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order we require 6 weeks' notice to process requests, please use the forms provided below. For any assistance please email DefMap.ncc@westnorthants.gov.uk The fee for processing TROs can be found in our standard charges list below:
Temporary Traffic Regulation Order Register
The following temporary TTROs are currently or are shortly due to be in force on rights of way in the county. The maps are showing the individual rights of way routes.