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"Bruce" wrote in message
... "GT" wrote: wrote in message ... I'm guessing there isn't one. Or they're exempt. Otherwise how can a black cab stop halfway across a signalled junction in the middle of the road, on a corner, on double red lines in central london, blocking the traffic behind to pick up a passenger and some plods in a van nearby do absolutely bugger all? B2003 Double red lines? What are they? They signify "No Stopping" on London's designated "Red Routes". http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/fine...ons/10185.aspx Oh and whats wrong with the standard double yellow lines - they mean no stopping too! |
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