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But there are plenty of other unclear road signs that apply to everyone. Eg. "No left turn on school days, except permit holders, except for access". Whose s
by pifm_guy 4y ago
But there are plenty of other unclear road signs that apply to everyone.
Eg. "No left turn on school days, except permit holders, except for access".
Whose school days? What kind of permit? Where do I have to be going for it to count as "access"? Do I need documentary evidence of the access, for example a receipt from a shop down that road? Left turns may not be allowed, but are u-turns allowed? How about driving 50m past, u-turning, then turning right?
Am I allowed to stop the car to look up the school dates on my phone? Or would I then be stopping in a no stopping zone?
Driving anywhere unfamiliar around London as a non-taxi-driver seems fraught with fines despite a driver's honest best efforts to stick to the rules.
- dabeeeenster 4y agoI live in London. I've never, ever seen a sign like this. There are confusing parking signs, I will admit, but if you can provide evidence of the sign you refer to I would love to see it!
- iso1631 4y agoDoesn't sound like something I've seen in Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions [0] There are sometimes signs which only apply at school times, they say things like "School 20 when lights show" - I think I've seen them in Scotland https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/362/made https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/362/made
- bbbbb5 4y agoThose signs exist in the US, not in the UK.
- bojangleslover 4y agoStuff like that is why the UK is becoming a developing country