United Kingdom · Record · Petition
Petition 736281
Revoke the Traffic Management Act of 2004. Make traffic management a police job.
Introduced
5 August 2025
Last action
5 August 2025 · Petition
Status
37 signatures
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Subjects
Police
Source updated
23 February 2026
Summary
We want the Traffic Management Act of 2004 repealed so that enforcement of traffic becomes the polices' responsibility. We believe local authorities raise huge revenues by enforcing their traffic management schemes using Civil Enforcement Officers. We think it would be better if traffic law was enforced by trained Special Constables who had wider training and responsibilities then just enforcing traffic rules, including keeping traffic moving, first-aid, tackling anti-social behaviour and public service. They should be employed by the countries police force.
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5 August 2025
Petition
We want the Traffic Management Act of 2004 repealed so that enforcement of traffic becomes the polices' responsibility. We believe local authorities raise huge revenues by enforcing their traffic management schemes using Civil Enforcement Officers. We think it would be better if traffic law was enforced by trained Special Constables who had wider training and responsibilities then just enforcing traffic rules, including keeping traffic moving, first-aid, tackling anti-social behaviour and public service. They should be employed by the countries police force.
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- Official source: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/736281
- Open data entity: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/736281.json
- uk · pet-736281 · source updated 23 February 2026