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On 30/10/2011 17:35, Bruce wrote:
wrote: On 30/10/2011 08:03, Basil Jet wrote: At the crossroads of Exhibition Road and Cromwell Road SW7, traffic approaching from three directions is now banned from turning left or right. This is signified by the green light being a forward arrow. At other junctions where both turns are banned you would see a vertical white arrow on a blue background beneath the three traffic lights, but they have not done that here. The result is that if you arrive at the junction when the light is red, you may not know that the turns are banned until the light turns green, and since most people start moving when the amber comes on, that seems a bit late to me. Amber still means stop, so they shouldn't be moving until the green light comes on, by which time the indication is clear. Theoretically correct, but only theoretically. People breaking the law cannot expect traffic signs to be adapted to suit their particular illegal actions. Colin Bignell |
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