When will the Peak District National Park Authority use them?
We recognise that in some circumstances Traffic Regulation Orders can tackle problems for local communities. Our powers only apply on unsurfaced roads or routes. We will consider making a TRO in any or all of the following circumstances: • We are concerned that conservation of the land is being harmed by vehicle use and there is no other way of controlling this • The route in question crosses the boundaries of different highway authorities – in these instances it is more sensible for us to make an order as we operate across the whole of the Peak District • It is possible to enforce – there is no point making an order if the police don’t have the resources or ability to ensure the order is being complied with • There are unforeseen or highly unusual circumstances that require us to take action We won’t make an order when the problem is the responsibility of the police or a highway authority. But we will work with you to ask these organisations if they want to make an order. Examples of
