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Re: History of Cats Eyes and Their Function for the Road User
Cats eyes are an amazing invention. To change history like calling them road studs is…
Re: Driving When Approaching a School Crossing Patrol
If I am stopped by a patrol person (lollipop) is my child permitted to leave a vehicle when the car is…
Re: Road Markings that Indicate Parking Restrictions
Recently roads have been blocked off in my area where I live and only allows bikes down the bike lane…
Re: History of Road Markings and How they were First Designed
My great grandfather Andrew MYLES worked for R J Clare in Liverpool and is credited on their…
Re: Explain a Red Route
Am I right in thinking that I can park in a Loading Bay at any time outside the restricted hours?
Re: What are the Different Types of Loading Restrictions?
Am I right in assuming that I can park in a designated loading bay at any time outside of the…
Re: Using an Emergency Telephone on the Motorway
A non-working emergency telephone on the M4, travelling west towards JUnction 13. The number of the phone…
Re: Who Decides Where Road Signs Should Go?
I live in the village of Leasingham which is in Lincolnshire. We have the B1209 that connects the A15 to the…
Re: Painted Chevrons: What Do they Mean?
The chevrons painted on the motorways are insufficient to be useful to denote the safe stopping distances. As you say…
Re: What are the Different Types of Loading Restrictions?
I parked on single yellow line with single yellow kerb dashes markings at 10.30am to 11.00am on…