Notices..what have you spotted?

[CitroJim]

My guess would be the A1 between Northumberland and Edinburgh...

[NewcastleFalcon]

It must be the other end of this unless there are 2 clearways in Scotland which are exactly 124 miles long!

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@56.4197 ... 6656?hl=en

Regards Neil

PS Got the answer from here.....a little way down. Who would have thought it someone on the net is compiling a list of British Clearways

https://www.sabre-roads.org.uk/forum/vi ... hp?t=32233

[CitroJim]

PS Got the answer from here.....a little way down. Who would have thought it someone on the net is compiling a list of British Clearways

https://www.sabre-roads.org.uk/forum/vi ... hp?t=32233

It just reinforces my belief there's a forum for everything and the answer to anything can be found somewhere on the 'Net if you know how to look

You have a rare skill in that respect Neil I applaud you

[RichardW]

It must be the other end of this unless there are 2 clearways in Scotland which are exactly 124 miles long!

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@56.4197 ... 6656?hl=en

Regards Neil

Indeed it is, Neil... Just as you turn onto the Cromarty 'Bridge'

[white exec]

A list of Clearways ???!!?
Wake me up when it's done, someone...

Btw, on that 124-mile stretch, are there any reminders along the way? Could you plead Guilty on the grounds that you'd entire forgotten the warning an hour or two back?

[RichardW]

Can't remember if there are signs, must be I guess. There is a laybay about every 1/2mile - stopping on the main carriageway would be pretty suicidal most of the time!!

[NewcastleFalcon]

Whatever happened to this word..

Impracticable



There is/was at least one survivor of those signs in situ near Knill which made it to the 2000's


and at least one fingerpost sign just out of St Winnow and heading towards Lostwithiel in Cornwall

https://www.google.com/maps/@50.3879919 ... 312!8i6656

Regards Neil

[myglaren]

On a different note -

[bobins]

Will that be your last post on the subject, Steve ?

[CitroJim]

Whatever happened to this word..

The word is too big for the modern generation

It needs to make a comeback as given the potholes that abound now, many roads are almost impracticable...

Steve, love your sign

Buglary sounds really quite nasty... I'm definitely keen to prevent it....

[Hell Razor5543]

On the BBC Breakfast News this morning there was footage of a large pothole (and vehicles taking avoiding action). Some of the footage was filmed by a BMW driver who hit said pothole and got both a puncture and a steering faulty. Apparently insurance claims for pothole damage are up 300% compared to last year (4,200 so far this year), with the average cost being around £1,000 (about £1,000,000 per month!).

[bobins]

This 'pothole' opened up here in Midhurst on Wednesday afternoon - causing mild chaos as it's on one of the main roads that pass through the town. Southern Water are 'looking into it'

Midhurst and Petworth Observer

[Peter.N.]

I know that first picture well, its just leaving Perth northbound on the A9 and the other end is indeed on the Cromarty bridge. I watched that 'new' A9 being built every year from the '70s on our annual trip to Scotland, lovely at first but they are now dualling it because of the tremendous increase in traffic.

Peter

[Pug_XUD_KeenAmateur]

I found this rather novel, in Newbury earlier.

For reasons known to no-one, least of all me, I didn't bother to take a pic, but someone has before me and posted it online.

[Hell Razor5543]

There is something similar on the Henley Bridge;

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=henle ... YQZVixHE2M: