Do you need planning permission in the uk for a LED sign used for traffic managment. i.e is it "advertising"?
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I'm sure that there are regulations concerning their use. Those regulations would supersede any "advertising" regulations.
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Ha ha. I guess our signs should be clearer, huh.  But:\n"No passing of other cars once your car passes this sign up until the point where there is another sign or the solid yellow line ends" might be just a little too much for a roadsign to carry.\n\nBut, by the way, for those of you who don't remember your roadsign trivia, a roadsign that's black on white is a proscriptive road sign. It tells you things that are illegal to do (I.e. Speed Limit, Do Not Pass, etc.)  Yellow and Black may also be prescriptive (i.e. "No Passing Zone") but more often are just cautionary (Deer Crossing, Stoplight ahead, etc.)
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Technically, yes. Within the UK before buying a plot of land have a chat with your local planning officer, who is based at your local district council (or borough council if that's what you have locally). They will give you an idea as to whether permission is likely to be granted for the plot. It is then a matter of deciding what you are going to build. Books are available that contain nothing but house plans to give you ideas. There are a couple of magazines on building as well, such as Build-It (URL in sources below). Good luck.
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http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/layer?topicId=1074410825
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Probable cause (IE) tail light out, registration sticker) But They need your permission to search
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Yes. "A person shall not operate a motor vehicle with a colored transparent or translucent substance or material installed, affixed or applied on or in front of the head lamps, the auxiliary driving lamp or the auxiliary passing lamp or combinations of the head lamps, driving lamp or passing lamp that would obstruct, reduce or interfere with the visibility or effectiveness of the head lamps or that would change the color of light emitted. This paragraph does not prohibit the placement of clear transparent material mounted in front of the head lamps, fog lamps or auxiliary driving lamps."
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It depends. \n\nIf this is about when in the product development timeframe it need to be approved, then it can be done last. I would, however, make sure that your product has a UL category that it can be applied to.\n\nIf this is about which types of products need to be approved, then consider most devices which carry enough energy to be harmfull need approval. This would be most any AC voltage, or DC voltages above 48V.  Also if the amount of wattage exceeds 250W, (im guessing here) it would need to be considered. Stored mechanical energy is also important too.\n\nIf an electrical product has the UL label, any electrician should be able to hook it up without complaining. A consumer product, like a desktop lamp, TV, etc, are somewhat liable-free when it's UL approved.
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Not unless your friend grants you permission to.  "Right of passage" road is called an 'easement'.
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They have done studies that unless the lights are in the South West there is not enough sunlight throughout the year to make an efficient product. I think it was England who first attempted to use the solar powered lights. But they have far more foggy/cloudy days. So I am sorry solar powered traffic lights are not a good idea.
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the best reference for driving in the UK is the Highway Code - check here http://www.highwaycode.gov.uk now part of UK cultural history..
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When they deem it necessary, and completely at their own discretion.  A group of five of us in a car saw a cop put on his lights to get through traffic and then pull into a burger king drive through.  A friends mom complained and the department said that it is not against the law for him to us his lights as he sees fit.  So pretty much, if he wants to put on the berries and cherries because Pittsburgh just scored a touchdown, hey that's his call... but of course he has a boss, who he is eventually going to get irritated, if he gets too many complaints over a siren happy maverick.
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Im sorry Im not sure I understand the question?  Do you need signs? Or are you selling signs?\n\nIf you need any type of sign we can help...\n\nwww.signsbytomorrow.biz \n\nor e-mail\n\nsouthfieldsigns@sbcglobal.net
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you can advertise in your local paper, post office or do some leg worg with some construction sites and be an outside contractor. but of course yor regulations amy differ from those in England I presume your in the USA
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possible openings to explore might include the timing of the yellow light, there have cases where it has been reset to less time which makes violations almost unavoidable. any traffic engineer can tell you what is a proper setting for the yellow but anything under 3 seconds could be considered a trap. a second thing might be the amout of time that passed between the violation and you recieving notice of it since too long a time could prevent you from mounting a defence simply because you no longer remember what happened. a third defence might be a claim of necessity because of the actions of another such as a tailgater behind you.
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no u will be turning into oncomin traffic. Most places now u cant even turn left on a green light u must wait for the green arrow. A right turn on red u can only if nothing is posted and u yield first.
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Assuming that you are not a UK citizen then you will need to ask for permission from the UK government. Try:\n\nhttp://www.workingintheuk.gov.uk/
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Any sign company should be able to tell you.\n\nOr, contact the local sport suppliers.