Highway licences and permits

Resident or business permits including season tickets for council car parks

How to apply for a free permit to use Roughwood Lane, Chalfont St Giles

Residents or businesses can apply for a free permit which allows them to access off-street parking in the pedestrian zone.

Apply for a temporary traffic regulation order to stop or limit vehicular or pedestrian traffic

You will need a pavement licence if your business wants to place furniture on the highway to sell or serve food or drink.

How to apply for a skip licence or renew an existing licence

Apply for a permit to temporarily close a bus stop to carry out works

Apply to have a white 'H bar' painted on the road in front of your driveway

How to apply for a licence if you want to put up scaffolding on the public highway

How to apply for a cultivation licence to plant shrubs or wildflowers on a verge, footpath or footway

How to apply to host an event such as a street party on the public highway

How to apply for a licence to temporarily put materials on the public highway

How to apply to install traffic count apparatus on or over the public highway, including cameras

Apply to put hoardings or site fences on the public highway to carry out work

Buckinghamshire Council permit scheme for road works and street works

From May 2026, we will be charging statutory undertakes a rental fee for carrying out highway works in Buckinghamshire as an incentive to carry out works as quickly and with less disruption.