Reference
Sources and versions
Every document the question bank is written from, the edition we used, where the current copy is published and when we last looked. We link to the publisher; we do not host any of these documents.
| Document | Publisher | Edition or date | Where it is published | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NHSS 12D scheme document Issue 5 replaced Issue 4 (December 2024), now withdrawn. The one substantive change was the Gate Person role. |
Sector Scheme Advisory Committee for NHSS 12D, published by Lantra | Issue 5, July 2025 | Lantra Schedule of Suppliers | |
| NHSS 0, governance of the sector schemes | NHSS Liaison Committee, published by Lantra | Issue 2, April 2020 | Lantra Schedule of Suppliers | |
| NHSS 0, the template for sector scheme documents | NHSS Liaison Committee, published by Lantra | Issue 2, July 2023 | Lantra Schedule of Suppliers | |
| Lantra statement on the Gate Person mandate | Lantra | 8 July 2025 | Lantra (PDF) | |
| Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 8, Part 1: design | Department for Transport | 2009 edition | gov.uk, Traffic Signs Manual | |
| Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 8, Part 2: operations | Department for Transport | 2009 edition | gov.uk, Traffic Signs Manual | |
| Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 8, Part 3: update to Parts 1 and 2 A document register that lists Parts 1 and 2 without Part 3 is out of date. |
Department for Transport | 2020, published 2 March 2020 | gov.uk, Traffic Signs Manual | |
| Safety at Street Works and Road Works, a code of practice (the Red Book) Not cited in Issue 5, but the statutory code for lower-speed roads. A replacement was expected to go to consultation in summer 2026; not confirmed as published on the date checked. |
Department for Transport | October 2013, second impression with amendments June 2014 | gov.uk | |
| Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016 The scheme document's own link points at the 2002 instrument; 2016 is the current one. legislation.gov.uk notes an outstanding change from SI 2026/934. |
UK Government, legislation.gov.uk | SI 2016/362, in force 22 April 2016, as amended | legislation.gov.uk | |
| Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 | UK Government, legislation.gov.uk | SI 2015/51, in force 6 April 2015 | legislation.gov.uk | |
| GG 104, safety risk assessment | National Highways, Design Manual for Roads and Bridges | Current revision on the Standards for Highways site | standardsforhighways.co.uk | |
| GG 128, incident reporting | National Highways, Design Manual for Roads and Bridges | Revised guidance in force 1 April 2023 | standardsforhighways.co.uk | |
| CD 378, impact test and assessment criteria for truck mounted attenuators | National Highways, Design Manual for Roads and Bridges | Current revision on the Standards for Highways site | standardsforhighways.co.uk | |
| BS 8442, miscellaneous road traffic signs and devices | British Standards Institution | Current edition from BSI | BSI Knowledge (paid) | |
| BS EN ISO 20471, high-visibility clothing | British Standards Institution | Current edition from BSI | BSI Knowledge (paid) | |
| Raising the Bar 27, preventing and managing incursions | Highways Safety Hub | Version 4.1, May 2025 | Highways Safety Hub | |
| Raising the Bar 38, IPV inspection and testing | Highways Safety Hub | Version 1, October 2021 | Highways Safety Hub | |
| Raising the Bar 39, traffic safety and control at roadworks | Highways Safety Hub | Version 2.1, May 2025 | Highways Safety Hub | |
| ISO 9001:2015 with Amendment 1:2024 ISO 9001:2026 was published on 16 September 2026. The scheme document is still written to the 2015 edition. |
International Organization for Standardization, sold in the UK by BSI | 2015 edition, amended 2024 | ISO/TC 176/SC 2 news | |
| ISO 9000:2015, vocabulary The scheme document's normative vocabulary reference. ISO lists it as withdrawn in May 2026. |
International Organization for Standardization | 2015 edition, withdrawn May 2026 | iso.org | |
| UKAS CertCheck, the register of certified organisations | UKAS | Web service, replaced the Lantra register on 16 June 2022 | certcheck.ukas.com | |
| Lantra card checker | Lantra | Web service | lantra.co.uk/certificate-checker/ | |
| CSCS Smart Check | CSCS | Web service | cscs.uk.com | |
| National Highways, sector scheme certification for contractors and subcontractors | National Highways | Web page | nationalhighways.co.uk |
Notes
- The scheme document's own link to the traffic signs regulations points at the 2002 instrument. The current instrument is the 2016 one, and that is what the bank refers to.
- ISO 9001:2026 was published on 16 September 2026. Certification bodies assess 12D against the 2015 edition until the scheme's advisory committee revises the document. The bank's markers for points the 2026 edition strengthens are provisional until the published text has been checked.
- ISO 9000:2015, which the scheme document relies on for vocabulary, is listed by ISO as withdrawn in May 2026. The scheme document has not yet been revised to reflect that.
- The Red Book is not cited in Issue 5 of the scheme document. It is listed here because it is the statutory code for the roads 12D covers and is taught on the M7 course.
- Where the edition column says "current revision" or "current edition", the publisher's site is the only authoritative statement of the version in force and we have not recorded a number.
How this page is kept current
Each month we check Lantra's Schedule of Suppliers and NHSS news pages, the ISO/TC 176 news page, the gov.uk Traffic Signs Manual and Red Book pages, the Highways Safety Hub index, legislation.gov.uk for the traffic signs regulations, and the National Highways sector scheme page, and we update the last-checked dates here. Each quarter we re-check the editions in the question bank's reference list and in the registers workbook. When the published question bank is loaded this table is built from its reference list, so the dates you see are the ones the bank carries. The first check was on 5 September 2026.
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