Council tax communication
The council is now sending e-mails, SMS messages and voice messages to residents who have missed a council tax payment. See our webpage for more information.
Moving Traffic Enforcement frequently asked questions
The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead is preparing to start enforcement of existing moving traffic restrictions, initially at 10 problem locations, in order to improve road safety and reduce congestion.
How did the council decide which sites should be enforced?
Along with intelligence gathered from anecdotal information, on-site surveys were conducted over a seven-day period to record the number of illegal vehicle movements.
This informed the suitability of locations for moving traffic enforcement which was supported by the Department for Transport’s selection criteria.
Criteria include:
- All moving traffic restrictions to be enforced must be underpinned by accurate traffic regulation orders where applicable and indicated by lawful traffic signs and road markings.
- Officer intelligence regarding contraventions identified through feedback and prioritised considering safety concerns identifying a range of different moving traffic offences to pilot sites are enforceable by ANPR cameras.