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IHE Traffic Signs Conference
The established major event for traffic signing professionals, supported by DfT and sponsored by Buchanan Computing
Date: 16 November 2022
Location: London
Tel: 020 3874 3066
Email: events@theihe.org
The programme is expected to include:
DfT speakers on the new Manual for Streets and the response to the TSRGD Policy Implementation Review
Welsh Government on changing the default for urban areas to 20 mph
A focus on bus priority and civil Moving Traffic Enforcement outside London, with local authority and DfT perspectives
Signing challenges for the proposed London ULEZ expansion and other cases studies from England and Scotland
New insights into Passive Safety from recent crash tests and much more
There will also be a comprehensive exhibition area and every delegate will receive a printed copy of the new IHE Sign Structures Guide.
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Attending this event
We are supporting and participating in this event, which is run by the organisation below. Please contact the organisers or see their web site for more details.
The Institute of Highway Engineers
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