Transport for London does not want to disclose traffic management orders without redacting the signatures of those officers who made the orders.

This being the case, those orders will be be published here instead with the signatures of:

Nick Owen:

Taken from The GLA Roads (Bus Priority) Traffic Orders General Variation Order 2022.


Mark Allan:


Taken from The GLA Roads and GLA Side Roads (Croydon) Red Route Consolidation Traffic Order 2007.


Roger Pye:


Taken from The A101 GLA Road (Rotherhithe Tunnel, London Borough of Tower Hamlets and Southwark) (Various Prohibitions and Restrictions) Consolidation Order 2012.

Dave Johnson:



Taken from The GLA Roads (London Borough of Tower Hamlets) (Bus Priority) Consolidation Order 2009.


Mufu Durowoju:


Taken from The GLA Roads And GLA Side Roads (Hounslow) Red Route Consolidation Traffic Order 2007 The A4 and A406 GLA Road (Great West Road and Gunnersbury Avenue) Variation Order 2017.

Glynn Barton:








Taken from The GLA Roads and GLA Side Roads (Red Route) Traffic Orders General Variation Order 2017.

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