Road signs in the borough (no right hand turn, no entry and buses only)

Moving Traffic Offences (MTOs)

A moving traffic offence (MTO) is when a driver breaks a rule designed to keep traffic moving safely and smoothly, such as going through a ‘no entry’ sign, making a banned turn, stopping in a yellow box when the exit is blocked, or driving in a restricted area.

These rules are enforced by local councils like Wokingham Borough Council using cameras that capture drivers who do not follow the rules, and a penalty charge can then be issued.

The aim of enforcement at each location is to improve road safety, tackle congestion, increase compliance with the rules of the road, support public transport by improving journey times and improve air quality.

Published projects

Have your say on plans to improve road safety and traffic flow

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We are consulting on 18 proposed new locations for moving traffic enforcement across the borough.

Archived

Moving traffic offences (2022/23)

Give your views on whether we should take over enforcement of 'moving traffic offenses', such as driving through a no entry sign, driving in areas that are for taxis or buses only and making banned turns.