We will repair any damage to existing road signs.
Report a broken or damaged road sign
Telephone: 01582 510333
Request additional signage
To request additional signage:
Email: roadsafety@luton.gov.uk
The Highway Code gives examples of the most common signs in normal use. Road signs must be prescribed by the Department for Transport and authorised by us.
Special signs are allowed:
- with prior approval of the Department for Transport
- if they're experimental and under trial
Sponsorship and roadside advertising
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Signs on private roads
Signs on private or unadopted roads are the responsibility of the landowner. It is best if the signage conforms to that seen on adopted roads and is readily understood by road users.
'No ball games' signs
These signs are only provided where the police have been involved in disputes and where they have indicated that signing would be helpful towards enforcement.
Tourism signing
Tourism signing provides an important opportunity for both tourism businesses and local economies and will be implemented positively and constructively.
There is of course an advertising element as it helps to generate more impromptu visits. However the primary purpose is to safely guide anyone wishing to visit a tourist destination along the most appropriate route for the latter stages of their journey.
Tourism signs can also be used indicate facilities that a tourist would not reasonably expect to find in that location.