These are proposed moving Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) for speed limits or weight limits. For parking restrictions, such as yellow lines, see our static TROs page. 

You can comment on all current proposed moving TROs, including proposed 20mph and 30mph speed limit reductions.

View the proposals on our consultation portal, Appyway. Select a consultation and then select 'respond to consultation' to submit your comments. 

Comment on a proposed moving TRO        

Public Consultation: The Dorset Council (Lenthay Road, Sherborne) (School Street) (Prohibition of Motor Vehicles) (Experimental Order) 2026

Notice is hereby given that the Council of Dorset has made the above-mentioned Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended.

When the Experimental Order comes into operation on the 2 February 2026 the effect will be to prohibit the driving of motor vehicles on a section of Lenthay Road, Sherborne during the hours of 2:45pm until 3:30pm on every school day.

The reasons for proceeding by way of experimental order is to assess the effects of the changes before Dorset Council considers whether the provisions of the Experimental Traffic Regulation Order shall continue in force indefinitely. Relevant exemptions will apply where appropriate and as necessary in accordance with the provisions of the Order.

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Public Consultation: The Dorset Council (Washpond Lane, Swanage) (School Street) (Prohibition of Motor Vehicles) (Experimental Order) 2026

Notice is hereby given that the Council of Dorset has made the above-mentioned Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended. Relevant exemptions will apply where appropriate and as necessary in accordance with the provisions of the Order.

When the Experimental Order comes into operation on the 23 February 2026 the effect will be to prohibit the driving of motor vehicles on a section of Washpond Lane, Swanage during the hours of 8:20am until 8:30am and 3:25pm until 3:35pm on every school day.

The reason for proceeding by way of experimental order is to assess the effects of the changes before Dorset Council considers whether the provisions of the Experimental Traffic Regulation Order shall continue in force indefinitely. 

Related documents:

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