Harrogate Borough Council

 
 

Road Marking & Signing - Road Markings

 
Road Markings are provided to help road users by giving different types of information on lane use and directions and are as important as Road Traffic Signs.
 
Longitudinal markings inform and warn road users of approaching situations that will require them to take some form of action, for example: solid white line - do not cross, lane line - turn right.
 
Transverse road markings also give instruction ( for example stop or give way).
 
The Highway Code gives examples of the road markings in normal use.
 
All road markings on the highway must be authorised by Harrogate Borough Council, as agents for the North Yorkshire County Council (the Highway Authority) in Harrogate and Knaresborough. Special road markings are sometimes approved by the Department for Transport.
 
Road markings are generally repainted at regular intervals but due to traffic flows some can wear out more quickly than others. If you wish to report road markings within the Agency Area that have become worn or unclear and require attention, or have been covered over after road works please use the form below.
 
For information on roadmarkings relating to parking and waiting restrictions (ie. Double yellow lines), please see Parking & Waiting Restrictions.

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Harrogate Borough Council, Council Offices, Crescent Gardens, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG1 2SG, Tel: (01423) 500600