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18 May 2018
Corrections to TSRGD for Scotland
The changes for England and Wales will shortly also apply in Scotland
Scotland will soon have the same corrections to TSRGD as the rest of Britain. The Traffic Signs Amendment (Scotland) Regulations and General Directions 2018 were laid today before Scottish Parliament and come into force on 28 June.
Major changes include making the ‘no entry’ sign fully enforceable and avoiding the need to light signs for temporary traffic signals at night in street-lit areas. The changes appear to be identical to those introduced for England and Wales in December 2017.
Buchanan Computing will issue shortly a new version of SignLit to pick up on these changes.
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