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I'm from the UK and was unaware of this method (trunk road to town/city after destination). Is there somewhere I can read about this in more detail? Thanks!
by 70jS8h5L 7y ago
I'm from the UK and was unaware of this method (trunk road to town/city after destination).
Is there somewhere I can read about this in more detail?
Thanks!
- globular-toast 7y agoIt used to be documented in the usage section at the beginning of road atlases.
- ivix 7y agoHere is a list of primary destinations. They are separated by region. So for example if you are in Cambridge (EAST region) you follow signs for EAST MIDLANDS. Once you are in that region, you will start seeing signs for the primary destinations in the region. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/203664/traffic-signs-manual-chapter-02-primary-route.pdf https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
- ivix 7y agoIt's really just standard manual map based navigation. A dying art these days. I haven't seen many shrubbery related problems, we still have the best signage in the world (that I've seen) and it's perfectly possible to use sign based navigation without any GPS. You however may need to ask directions for the last couple of miles in rural areas.