TRO consultations

Where consultations on traffic regulation orders (TROs) are proposed, the Authority will be guided by its strategy and procedure, as well as government guidance and regulations. 

The Priority Routes Action Plan identifies those priority routes where the use of traffic regulation orders is being considered.

• Priority Routes Action Plan 2017/18 (122 KB) 

Completed Consultations

Chapel Gate, Edale/Chapel-en-le-Frith - A TRO has been made on this route.

Long Causeway, Outseats/Sheffield - A TRO has been made on this route.

The Roych, Chapel-en-le-Frith - A TRO has been made on this route.

Leys Lane, Little Longstone - A TRO has been made on this route.

Derby Lane, Monyash - A TRO has been made on this route.

Washgate, Hollinsclough - A TRO has been made on this route.

Ongoing consultations

Wetton Hills - Regulation 4 consultation with statutory consultees reported to ARP committee meeting on 15 September 2017. Resolved to proceed with a consultation on a permanent traffic regulation order. Public consultation took place from 15 February to 6 April 2018 and is due to be reported to the ARP committee meeting on 7 September 2018.

How to get involved

The consultation process has two stages.

Stage 1: Statutory bodies (including highway authorities, parish councils and organisations representing recreational users and others) are consulted. Their views are reported to the Authority's Audit Resources and Performance Committee.

Stage 2: If the committee decides to proceed with the making of a traffic regulation order, there is a six-week public consultation, which will be advertised following preparation of a proposal and draft order.

• You can see all current public consultations on our main consultations page.
• You can register your views by contacting the appropriate representative group in the list of contacts.

List of consultees

• Highway Authority
• Fire & Rescue Authority
• NHS Trust
• Police Authority
• Parish Council
• Local Access Forum
• Auto Cycle Union
• British Driving Society
• British Horse Society
• Byways and Bridleways Trust
• Open Spaces Society
• Ramblers Association
• Cycling UK
• Land Access and Recreation Association
• Natural England
• Campaign to Protect Rural England – Friends of the Peak District
• National Farmers Union
• Country Land and Business Association
• Council for National Parks
• Trail Riders Fellowship
• Green Lanes Association
• Peak and Derbyshire Vehicles User Group
• Peak and Northern Footpaths Society
• Peak Horsepower
• Peak District Green Lanes Alliance
• Countryside Access for the Less Mobile
• Association Peak Trail Riders