Transport & Streets
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Cycling routesExternal link - Herts Direct, Cycleweb
Sometimes, in special circumstances roads are closed to allow sporting events or parades to take place.
If you would like to have a kerb lowered (known as a vehicle crossover) to enable you to drive your vehicle across a footway and/or verge onto your property, you should contact Hertfordshire Highways.
Gritting services are provided by Hertfordshire County Council.
The Council has a responsibility to keep the roads and footpaths safe to use.
Hertfordshire County, as Highway Authority, has responsibility for the maintenance of the highway, including pavements and footways.
Hertfordshire County Council is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the road surface, pavements and footways on all roads in the borough which are public highway.
Cycle Routes are principally indicated by signs and markings. They may be either on the carriageway, on footways either shared with or segregated from pedestrians, or specially designated cycle paths.
Hertfordshire County Council provides signs in order to give information to the road user.
This service is provided by Hertfordshire County Council.
The Council is responsible for ensuring that street name plates are provided and fitted in suitable positions.
Yellow lines are provided where there is a need to restrict parking to help alleviate traffic flow and to prevent obstructions on the highway.
Hertfordshire County Council is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the road surface, pavements and footways on all roads in the borough which are public highway.
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