Red Route definition
Red Route means the lengths of road specified in the Plans where stopping is prohibited during the restricted hours except where specific activities by vehicles of a specific class are permitted as specified on the Plans;
Red Route means a road marked in accordance with—
Red Route means a Road specified by a Part Number and listed in Schedule 1 comprising the whole width of Highway (for avoidance of doubt, including the Footway) except where only one side of a Road is specified in Schedule 1, where it shall comprise the Highway from its edge to the centre of the Carriageway and introduced pursuant to the provisions of the Relevant Legislation.
More Definitions of Red Route
Red Route means those roads, or lengths of roads, that are specified in Schedule 1; comprising the whole width of public highway except where only one side of a road or length of road is specified, wherein it shall comprise the public highway from its edge to the centre of the carriageway;
Red Route means the lengths of road marked by 2 continuous red lines marked at the edge of carriageway.
Red Route means the lengths of roads as specified in the First and Second Schedules of this Order
Red Route means a road marked in accordance with diagram 1018.2 at item 11 or diagram 1017.1 at item 12 of Part 4 of Schedule 7 to the Traffic Signs Regulations and the upright sign at Part 1 of Schedule 6 to those Regulations;”
Red Route means the Goods purchased by Customers which are not within the Government Catalogue.
Red Route means a road conveying such red route road markings and signs as authorised or directed by the Secretary of State in the exercise of powers conferred on him by sections 64(1) and (2) and 65(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984…”