Question

mention any two feature in streetwork

Answer 1

Works promoters must register, or notice, all works that:

Involve the breaking up or resurfacing any street, (see below for pole testing and coring involving excavation).

Involve opening the carriageway or cycleway of traffic-sensitive streets at traffic-sensitive times.

Require any form of temporary traffic control as defined in the Code of Practice for Safety at Street Works and Road Works.

Reduce the lanes available on a carriageway of three or more lanes.

Require a temporary traffic regulation order or notice, or the suspension of pedestrian facilities.

Require a reduction in the width of the existing carriageway of a traffic sensitive street at a traffic-sensitive time

Works promoters do not need to register the following works in advance. However, where reinstatement is carried out it must be registered within ten days of completion.

Traffic census surveys - because disclosure prior to a census can encourage a change in normal traffic flows.

Pole testing involving excavation - does not require registration in advance, unless one or more of rules 2-6 above, apply.

Core holes - not exceeding 150 mm in diameter do not require registration in advance, unless one or more of rules 2-6 above apply.

Road markings - that are not part of a larger set of works and do not reduce the width of the carriageway, as they do not involve breaking up of the highway