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Or a PO with a quota to meet
Yea, sure..
57mph in 40mph. Confusing NSL sign. Can you be the jury...
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Yea, sure..
What about cars turning right into that road, don't they deserve to know?
I know people have said that it's obvious and to be honest with a picture it is but imagine doing 40 (or just under
) and seeing that, think I'd personally be fooled.What about cars turning right into that road, don't they deserve to know?
I know people have said that it's obvious and to be honest with a picture it is but imagine doing 40 (or just under
Good point, I bet there's a no right turn from the other side
Andi.
Good point, I bet there's a no right turn from the other side
Andi.
Can't really tell from that pic but I can't see any round signs on that side of the road which might be a no right turn sign.
Yes, hence the sign on the opposite side pointing to traffic coming that way in a similar fashion.
I can't beleive people haven't seen signs angled like this before, but hope they take note so not to end up in the same situation.
What about cars turning right into that road, don't they deserve to know?
I know people have said that it's obvious and to be honest with a picture it is but imagine doing 40 (or just under
Cars turning right into that road will see this one
from ^that link, it's quite clearly a sign for the turning and not the road that you are on, the sign is well away from the curb and angled correctly.
Take it as lesson learnt and thank jesus/buddha/allah that you didn't kill any children
Take it as lesson learnt and thank jesus/buddha/allah that you didn't kill any children
I popped up earlier to have a look and took a couple of pictures
Shows the signs are in a logical place for the end of the road.
However the first repeater afterwards isn't clear at all (it's fairly hidden by a bush and it's very dirty) so there could be some chance of getting off from this. However as the road has street lights on it's defaults to 30mph unless signed otherwise.
Shows the signs are in a logical place for the end of the road.
However the first repeater afterwards isn't clear at all (it's fairly hidden by a bush and it's very dirty) so there could be some chance of getting off from this. However as the road has street lights on it's defaults to 30mph unless signed otherwise.
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I popped up earlier to have a look and took a couple of pictures
Shows the signs are in a logical place for the end of the road.
However the first repeater afterwards isn't clear at all (it's fairly hidden by a bush and it's very dirty) so there could be some chance of getting off from this. However as the road has street lights on it's defaults to 30mph unless signed otherwise.
I didn't manage to get over to Skipton today, so you've saved me a journey. Thank you!
Very annoyed at that dirty repeater. Didn't see that one at all. I saw the nice clean one just after it on the right, shortly followed by police car in the junction just after! But all too late by then. 
Fine paid and license surrendered to be issued with points. You live and learn.
What about cars turning right into that road, don't they deserve to know?
I know people have said that it's obvious and to be honest with a picture it is but imagine doing 40 (or just under
As the google links have pointed out, you would have mugged yourself off and displayed the same kind of failure to read the road and and its signals as the OP.
You may well end up with more points as well though, I ended up getting 4 points when I went to court for speeding (90mph on the M3) whereas if I had got the fixed penalty then I would have got 3 points.
I doubt he would get off either. It's only 1 brief camera angle where you might think "is that for this road" and then it becomes obvious it's not.
