Traffic management orders 2023

• How to object to or support a TMO
• Proposed non-map based TMOs
• Made and experimental moving TMOs
• Made temporary TMOs 

How to object to or support a TMO

Anyone can submit comments that object to, or support, a proposed permanent or experimental Traffic Management Order (TMO).

Comments must be:

• made in writing
• state the grounds for any objection
• submitted by the deadline given in the notice included in the documentation

Proposed Static and Moving TMOs 

Our Proposed Static and Moving TMOs are now map based. You can view proposals and submit comments online (external link).

Proposed non-map based TMOs

Some of our TMOs cannot be migrated to our map-based system and remain text-based: for example, amendments to the terms and conditions for permits and amendments to fees and charges. These proposals can be viewed below and any comments can be submitted to TMO@haringey.gov.uk

When commenting, please quote the reference number stated in the notice.

What happens after submitting comments

We must consider every comment we receive.

We will acknowledge every comment and inform you once a decision is made.

Within 6 weeks of making a TMO, an appeal can be made to the high court if it’s felt that we did not follow the correct procedures in making the order.

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Proposed non-map based TMOs

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Made and experimental TMOs

You can view made and experimental static parking TMOs on the interactive map.

All other made and experimental TMOs can be found below:

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Made Temporary TMOs

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