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There’s sometimes painted road markings between the invisible signs where the limit reduces, but they are easy to miss. What's the legality/enforcement of these? I thought they were to back up the roundels, but in themselves have no legal meaning? (I've seen instances where they conflict with round...

My answer is, "It depends...". I was not there so I do not know the actual conditions at the time, neither was the judge so he cannot possibly have known either. There are too many "ifs" and unknowns as to what could or could not be seen to say what was or was not an appropriate ...

What warning would you give in schools that isn't already obvious - not great to drive when very tired, nor to be going much too quick for the situation. Don't be sodding about inside the car. FTAOD: I am not suggesting that they were in this case only that it is a common cause of accidents among y...

Bouncy bouncy bouncy. Sometimes I miss my old SD1.

Half measures. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11976617/Plans-deadly-smart-motorways-SCRAPPED-Rishi-Sunak-PM-acknowledged-safety-concerns.html Apologies for the DailyWail link. Surely if they're dangerous, and you accept that they are dangerous, then you should get rid of the existing ones ...

What could possibly go wrong.

A few thoughts on autonomy from the antipodes.

What could possibly go wrong. ETA: I think they would get far more respect from the public if they were to admit and own the error . Any admission - even a hint - might be seen as laying themselves open to massive law suits. Yes. I suppose that would be a very real possibility. Welcome to the 51st ...

It really should be as simple as closing the newly created L1 permanently and calling it the hard shoulder. Separate that lane/shoulder from the main carriageway by repainting the line to be solid instead of dotted. Leave the red "X" in the gantry, change some signs and let everyone know v...

The problem with common sense is that it isn't.