Local Authority Streetlighting
Public roads generally fall within the control of the Local Authority responsible. While there are national and European standards to follow when planning lighting on public roads, the Local Authority also will usually have its own particular requirements, which can vary significantly for neighbouring Local Authorities. This can relate to technical issues (eg. Photocells), style of lights, and often an approval list of which suppliers must be used.
Local Authorities and City Councils have requirements for lighting public roads and also other types of lighting, such as Car Park Lights, Floodlights, etc. Street lighting is usually the biggest lighting requirement. Typically, Streetlights will need to have a life rating in excess of 100,000 hours to be used on public roads.





















