Department for Transport

The Department for Transport is a UK Government department that provides leadership across the transport sector to achieve its objectives, working with regional, local and private sector partners to deliver many of the services. These activities were formerly carried out by the Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions.

Website: http://www.dft.gov.uk/

Documents by this publisher

Series details ↓	Title	Year	Status
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 4	Warning signs (2008 reprint)	2004	Withdrawn
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 4	Warning signs	2003	Withdrawn
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 4	Warning signs	2018	Current
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 3	Regulatory signs	2008	Withdrawn
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 3	Regulatory signs	2019	Current
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 3	Regulatory signs	2008	Withdrawn
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 2 (draft)	Traffic signs manual chapter 2 determination of x-height	2009	Current
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 2 (draft)	Primary route destinations in England by region (draft)	2009	Current
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 1	Introduction	2018	Current
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 1	Introduction (2004 amendment)	1982	Withdrawn
Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 1	Introduction	1982	Withdrawn
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 9/03	Community transport	2003	Current
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 8/03	Traffic and traveller information services	2003	Current
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 7/03	Public transport information	2003	Current
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 7/02	New technology for transport	2002	Current
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 6/03	Access control	2003	Current
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 5/03	Public transport priority	2003	Current
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 4/03	Parking guidance and information	2003	Current
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 3/03	Integrated systems - a generic approach	2003	Current
Traffic Advisory Leaflet ITS 2/03	What can ITS deliver. The benefits of investing in ITS	2003	Current