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Roads, Highways and Pavements
- Abnormal loads - notification
- Car parks - council
- Civil emergencies - flooding
- Cycle lanes and routes
- Demonstrations & parades - granting of permission
- Disabled people - parking bays
- Disabled people - parking permits - blue badge
- Gypsy and traveller sites
- Licence - highway projection
- Licence - skip operator
- Licence - street cafe
- Licence - street trading
- Lighting - street lights
- Lighting - traffic lights
- Pavements - maintenance
- Pavements - maintenance
- Pavements - obstructions
- Pavements - stolen slabs
- Road safety - dangerous road junctions
- Road safety - pedestrian crossings
- Road safety - speed humps
- Road signs
- Roads - access to property
- Roads - adoption agreements
- Roads - bridge strengthening
- Roads - bridges
- Roads - closures and diversions
- Roads - flooding - drains and gullies
- Roads - gritting
- Roads - maintenance
- Roads - maintenance - structural surveys
- Roads - obstructions
- Roads - permanent closures
- Roads - road-works
- Roads - snow clearance
- Roads - speed limits
- Roads - verge maintenance
- Roads - wall maintenance
- Roads - weight limits
- Skip permits
- Street furniture - provision and maintenance
- Street parking - pavements
- Street parking - permits
- Street parking - zones
- Street trading - illegal
- Taxi rank provision
- Tourist signs
- Vehicle access - kerbs
- Yellow lines
Roads - maintenance
This service is delivered by North Yorkshire County Council.
The County Council, as Highway Authority, has a duty to manage and coordinate all works programmes that affect the highway i.e. their own work, those of the utility companies (water, electricity, gas, telecommunications), property developers and private citizens.
Please use the link below to access North Yorkshire County Council's website.
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