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Temporary Restriction) (Tour of Britain 2021, Devon) Order 2021 Temporary Traffic Regulations ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 16A THE COUNTY OF DEVON (TEMPORARY RESTRICTION) (TOUR OF BRITAIN 2021, DEVON) ORDER 2021 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATIONS NOTICE is hereby given that Devon County Council has made the above titled order. From SUNDAY 5 SEPTEMBER 2021 for a maximum of 3 days Anticipated Finish MONDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2021 The temporary restrictions detailed below will apply on specified lengths of the roads specified on the dates specified (all times are approximate) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC EXETER Mon 6 September 2021 from 04:00 to 22:00: Little Queen Street, Musgrave Row, New North Road (B3183), Northernhay Street, Paul Street & Queen Street. Mon 6 September 2021 from 12:00 to 17:30: Elm Grove Road, Hele Road, New North Road (B3183) & Richmond Road. Mon 6 September 2021 from 15:00 to 17:00: New North Road (B3183). IVYBRIDGE Mon 6 September 2021 from 10:00 to 16:00: Fore Street. SHERFORD Mon 6 September 2021 04:00 to 14:00: Aries Lane, Hercules Road & School Square Lengths of road between Sherford and Exeter which will be closed on Mon 6 September 2021 at the approximate times specified using a rolling road closure as the race progresses along the route. PART ONE – Sherford to Dartmouth Temporary prohibition of Vehicles between the hours of 10:00 and 13:00: Hercules Road, Plympton Hill, East Sherford Cross to Wollaton Cross ZC4, Stamps Hill, Red Lion Hill, A379, A3121, Ludbrook Farm to Haredon Cross, A3121, Road from Ladywell Farm to Kittaford Cross, Langford Gate to Ladydown Farm, Langford Gate Cross to Church Cross, Road from Church Cross to Avon Inn, Old Bridge cross to Avonwick Bridge, New Bridge cross at ZC43 to Charford Cross along ZC794, Charford Cross to Wontonhill cross along ZC794, Wontonhill cross to Wonton Cross, Wonton Cross to Shorter Cross along ZC794, Shorter Cross to Bluepost, Bluepost to Hazard, Hazard Cross to Fork Cross along ZC794, Fork Cross to Dorsley Barton, Dorsley Barton to Follaton Gate, Plymouth Road, A381, A3122, A379, B3205, Hauley Road, B3205 PART TWO – Dartmouth to Ivybridge Temporary prohibition of Vehicles between the hours of 12:00 and 14:00: B3205, A379, Road past Tradesmans Arms, A379, Fore Street, Bridge Street, Plymouth Road, A379, Hollowcombe Cross to Flete Lodge cross along ZC79, A3121, Totnes Road to School Road, Church Street, Ivybridge Road, Keaton Bridge to Ivybridge Road, Clenemeads to Caton Lodge, Newlands Cross to Keaton Lane, Godwell Lane, Woolcombe Lane, B3213, Fore Street, Erme Road, Blachford Road, Cleeve Drive, Langham Levels, Zeth Hill Lane to Cornwood Road PART THREE – Ivybridge to Tavistock Temporary prohibition of Vehicles between the hours of 12:30 and 15:00: Zeth Hill Lane to Cornwood Road, Fardell to Zeth Hill Lane, Road through Fardel, Uppaton Lane to Railway line, Moor Cross to Uppaton Lane, Bond Street to Moor Cross, Bond Street, Fore Street, Heathfield Road, Quick Bridge to Bond Street along ZC5, Tolchmoor Gate to Quick Bridge, Lee Moor Hill to Tolchmoor Gate, Beatland Corner to Lee Moor, Brag Lane to Beatland Corner along ZC189, Cadover Bridge to Brag Lane, Cadover Bridge Road, Road past Counting House, Road from Hoo Meavy Cross to Cadover Bridge Cross, Road past Greenwell Farm, Gratton Lane, Meavy Lane, Road past St Pauls Church, A386 PART FOUR – Tavistock to Moretonhampstead Temporary prohibition of Vehicles between the hours of 13:30 and 16:00: A386, B3357, B3212, B3357, B3212, A382, B3212 PART FIVE – Moretonhampstead to Exeter Temporary prohibition of Vehicles between the hours of 14:00 and 17:00: B3212, Dunsford Road, Buddle Lane, Exwick Road, St Andrews Road, Road from Homedale to Kitty Kats Holidays, A377, B3183, A377 (Bonhay Road), Okehampton Street TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF PEDESTRIANS EXETER Mon 6 September 2021 from 15:00hrs to 17:00hrs: Northernhay Gardens TEMPORARY NO STOPPING SHERFORD Sun 5 September 2021 from 17:00hrs to Mon 6 September 2021 14:00hrs: Hercules Road, Aries Lane & Lynx Lane. PLYMPTON Sun 5 September 2021 from 17:00hrs to Mon 6 September 2021 14:00hrs: Plympton Hill. BRIXTON Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 12:30hrs: Red Lion Hill & Stamps Hill. YEALMPTON Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 12:30hrs: A379. AVONWICK Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 12:30hrs: Langford Gate Cross to Church Cross & Road from Church Cross to Avon Inn. TOTNES Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 12:30hrs: Plymouth Road. HARBERTONFORD Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 12:30hrs: A381. HALWELL Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 12:30hrs: A3122 (Church Street). DARTMOUTH Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: A3122, A379, B3205& Hauley Road. STOKE FLEMING Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: A379. STRETE Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs. A379. CHILLINGTON Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: A379. FROGMORE Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: A379. WEST CHARLETON Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: A379. KINGSBRIDGE Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: A379 & Fore Street. MODBURY Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: A379. ERMINGTON Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: Totnes Road to School Road, Church Street & Ivybridge Road. IVYBRIDGE Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 14:00hrs: Woolcombe Lane, Erme Road, Blachford Road, Cleve Drive & Langham Levels. Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 16:00hrs: Fore Street. CORNWOOD Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 16:00hrs Bond Street & Heathfield Road. YELVERTON Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 16:00hrs: Gratton Lane, Meavy Lane & Road Past St Pauls Church. TAVISTOCK Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 16:00hrs: A386 & B3357. PRINCETOWN Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 16:00hrs: B3357 & B3212. TWO BRIDGES Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 16:00hrs: B3357. MORETONHAMPSTEAD Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 16:00hrs: B3212. STEPS BRIDGE, DUNSFORD Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 16:00hrs: B3212. EXETER Sun 6 September from 17:00 to Mon 6 September 2021 17:00hrs: B3183 (New North Road) & Hele Road. Sun 5 September from 17:00 to Mon 6 September 2021 22:00hrs: B3183 (New North Road), Little Queen Street, Musgrave Row, Paul Street, Northernhay Street & Queen Street. Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 17:00hrs: B3212 (Dunsford Road), Exwick Road, St Andrews Road, A377 (Cowley Bridge Road) & B3183 (New North Road). TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF PARKING TOTNES Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 12:30hrs: Plymouth Road. EXETER Mon 6 September 2021 from 09:30hrs to 17:00hrs: Buddle Lane & Exwick Road. Sun 5 September from 17:00 until Mon 6 September 2021 21:00hrs: Richmond Road. TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF ONE-WAY RESTRICTION EXETER Mon 6 September 2021 from 04:00 to 22:00: Richmond Road. IVYBRIDGE Mon 6 September 2021 from 10:00hrs to 16:00hrs: Fore Street. TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF PROHIBITION OF MOTOR VEHICLES EXETER Mon 6 September 2021 from 04:00 to 22:00: Lower North Street. The alternative signed route for vehicles will be – SIGNED LOCALLY WHERE NECESSARY Meg Booth Chief Officer of Highways, Infrastructure Development & Waste This temporary restriction is considered necessary to enable - Devon Highways STAGE 2 OF THE TOUR OF BRITAIN CYCLE RACE 2021 Devon County Council For additional information contact: DEVON COUNTY COUNCIL County Hall Telephone: 0345 155 1004 Exeter EX2 4QD Dated: MON 18 AUGUST 2021 Ref: TTRO2141719 Tour of Britain Route Temporary Prohibition Of Pedestrians Temporary No Stopping / Parking Temporary Suspension of One-Way Restriction Exeter Ivybridge Temporary Suspension of Prohibition of Motor Vehicles .
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