Publications

The Department for Infrastructure has made a Statutory Rule entitled “The Motorways Traffic (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2019”, (S.R. 2019 No. 19), which comes into operation on 11 March 2019.

Retained Planning and Enforcement Cases - Transitional provisions for dealing with undetermined planning applications and for certain enforcement cases in Strategic Planning Division.

Departmental policy and procedures guide describing the procedures to be followed by key personnel when responding to a range of possible roads related emergencies. Its application is generally limited to significant, serious or major emergencies.

An accessible parking bay is a reserved space on the public road for use by Blue Badge holders only. Accessible parking bays are also known as disabled parking bays.
 

Guidance on learning how to drive a taxi safely, and detailed information regarding periodic training, which is a process you must complete in order to retain your taxi licence.

The publications below focus on archaeological features uncovered on the A8 Belfast to Larne Dualling Scheme.

The publications below focus on archaeological features uncovered on the A26 Dualling: Glarryford to A44 Drones Road junction Scheme.

Memorandum updating the previous guidance on Road Restraint Systems (RRS) contained in DEM 109/07 and DEM 127/11.

Goods Vehicle Operator's Licence financial levels.

Do you own or occupy land adjacent to a public road or footway?

Do you know that you are responsible for lopping any tree or cutting back any hedge growing on your land which may be causing an obstruction?

Conditions for the carriage of passengers, luggage, non-commercial vehicles, commercial vehicles, and animals on the Strangford Lough ferry.

Details of applications made for a Goods Vehicle Operator’s Licence, including variations, revocations, surrenders and public inquiries in the year 2019.

This is the current list of Section 75 consultees which the Department uses as part of its consultation process.

The purpose of the TPPD is to support transport services designed to give people with disabilities improved access to work, education, healthcare, shopping and recreational activities and by so doing assists in reducing their social isolation.

The purpose of the RTF is to support transport services designed to give people in rural areas improved access to work, education, healthcare, shopping and recreational activities and by so doing assists in reducing their social isolation.

The purpose of the TPPD is to support transport services designed to give people with a disability improved access to work, education, healthcare, shopping and recreational activities and by so doing assists in reducing their social isolation.

A brochure was produced for the public exhibition day in June 2010.