#Traffic light code

#Traffic light code

search by entering a post code or road name in the search button (include the property number if known).The map will default to a 2 mile radius from Birmingham city centre, and you can:

If you want to track progress on your report, you can log in to, or register for, a BRUM account. Unauthorised attachmentsįlyposting on street furniture such as pedestrian guard rails, lamp posts and traffic signs should be reported on our flyposting page. All other requests will be investigated within our routine timescales. If so, it will be actioned immediately and, if necessary, it will be made safe. Once we receive your report it will be assessed to determine if it is an emergency. You can also receive status updates of your report by providing this information. We ask that you provide us with your contact details in case we need to ask you for more information. Please ensure you do not put yourself or anyone else in danger when obtaining details about the fault. lights out, collision damage, timing issues).

A detailed description of the problem (e.g.

The ID number, usually found on a sticker or painted on the column, pole or signal box (if available).

An accurate location (including landmarks, house numbers or road junctions).To investigate the issue, we will need to know: If you’ve discovered a broken traffic light, sign or belisha beacon please report it to us. Traffic lights, pedestrian crossings and traffic signs are designed to control the flow of traffic on the roads and help keep motorists, pedestrians and cyclists safe when moving around our city.