News & Events
Date of REMA AGM
Posted on 16 August, 2024
The date of the 2024 REMA AGM is the 3rd October 2024 at The National Conference Centre, Birmingham.
Next Meetings of the REMA Council and Quality & Development (QAD) Sub-Committee
Posted on 16 August, 2024
Please note that the next meeting of the REMA Council will take place remotely via zoom. The dates for both Council and Q&D subcommittee meetings are:
Thursday 19th September 2024 (ahead of the 2024 AGM on Thursday 3rd Oct 2024)
For more information please contact Andrew Pledge (Secretary).
REMA Subcommittee Membership Update
Posted on 24 January, 2024
DfT Traffic Signs & Road Markings Technical Working Meetings
Posted on 27 November, 2023
The next meeting of the DfT Traffic Signs and Road Markings Technical Working party will take place on 6th December 2023.
Chapter 8 material specifications updated
Posted on 08 March, 2022
The Vehicle Conspicuity group have updated the REMA best practice guide to Chapter8 and ECE104 markings and materials. This replaces all previous versions and is effective immediately.
The latest guidelines from REMA help all fleet managers and operators understand what markings their fleet should have, in order to comply with the updated requirements of Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual. This was updated earlier this year and has raised the specification of reflective materials used to meet class R3B (typically this is high grade microprismatic material).
Our REMA guide is free to download and distribute and has been a source of best-practice guidance for many years in its previous form.
The guide helps you to understand the requirements in Chapter8 and also those of Safety at Street Works and Road Works in conjunction with the variations for Scotland and Wales and which materials available meet R3B performance classification.
Download the PDF guide from our information section.
REMA representation on external Standards and Policy Committees update
Posted on 21 August, 2019
CLICK HERE to see the latest details of REMA representation on external Standards and Policy Committees