Roads for All: Good Practice Guide for Roads
Roads for All: Good Practice Guide for Roads Figure 29, 30, 31: tactile paving and double transition kerbs deleted from layout for emergency telephone access Chapter 5: Construction, Operation and Maintenance Figure 32: controlled crossing changed to puffin type Section 5.3.3: text revised regarding projections over footways
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