Vehicular light signals on a one-way road
3. Subject to paragraph 4, on a one-way road, the number and disposition of light signals of the kind prescribed by regulation 33 to be placed at a crossing to control approaching vehicular traffic shall, in the case of a crossing of the type specified in column
(2) of an item in the table, be as specified in column (3) of that item.
Table
| (1) Item |
(2) Type of crossing on a one-way road |
(3) Light signals to control approaching vehicular traffic |
| 1. | Crossing not forming part of a system of staggered crossings and not having a refuge or central reservation within the limits of the crossing | One primary signal on the left hand side of the crossing and a signal, which may be either a primary or a secondary signal, on the right hand side of the crossing |
| 2. | Crossing not forming part of a system of staggered crossings and having a refuge or central reservation within the limits of the crossing | One primary signal on each side of the crossing and a signal, which may be either a primary signal (in which case it must be on the refuge or the central reservation) or a secondary signal |
| 3. | Crossing forming part of a system of staggered crossings | One primary signal on the left hand side of the crossing and a signal, which may be either a primary signal or a secondary signal, on the right hand side of the crossing |
Additional vehicular light signals
4. In addition to the signals required to be placed at a crossing by paragraph 2 or 3, the traffic authority may place such other primary or secondary signals as it thinks fit.
Far side light signals at crossings
5.—(1) Except where near side signals have been placed at a crossing in accordance with paragraph 6, at least one set of far side signals and one indicator shall be placed at each end of a crossing.
(2) Each set of far side signals shall be so placed as to be clearly visible to any person on the opposite side of the crossing who wishes to use the crossing.
(3) Where a crossing has a refuge or central reservation within its limits, at least one indicator shall be placed on the refuge or central reservation.
(4) Each indicator shall be so placed that the push button on it may be reached by any person wishing to press it.
(5) Where far side signals and indicators have been placed at a crossing in accordance with this paragraph—
(a) there may be placed as many devices of the kind prescribed by regulation 49(8) as the traffic authority think fit; and
(b) no near side signals shall be placed at that crossing.
Near side signals at crossings
6.—(1) Except where far side signals have been placed at a crossing in accordance with paragraph 5, at least one set of near side signals shall be placed at each end of a crossing.
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