A twitter page to help drivers who haven't seen Highway Code know what traffic signs mean in the UK and Islands
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I'm in the process of making a Website for Traffic Signs! It's still a work in progress, but let me know what you think!
trafficsigns.one/
I forgot that it has been over a year since I started this page! Thanks to all who have used it and found it useful. If there are any queries and feedback, don't hesitate to contact me on here! Happy New Year folks!
I'm in the process of making a Website for Traffic Signs! It's still a work in progress, but let me know what you think!
trafficsigns.one/
New pages to the site!
Changes:
Added Page: Signs for Temporary Situations
Added Page: General Road Works Signs
Added Page: Signs for Lane Closures and Contra-flow Systems
Added Page: Temporary Signs Indicating Lane Priority at Junctions
Added Page: Signs for Works Traffic
I have a NEW facebook page! You can visit here: facebook.com/profile.php?id=…
Minor update to the Traffic Signals Page on the site.
Added better images
Added section "Wig-Wag Signals"
trafficsigns.one/traffic-sig…
And it definitely *CANNOT* be found here, threads.net/@trafficsignsuk
Hey Folks, it's been quiet on the fronts due to exams, I was wanting to record my drives but give an "education-y" feel as well, I don't like doing voice over. I was wanting opinions, should I do it like this or leave them unedited? youtube.com/watch?v=jc4uV-DI…
New Video on the Youtubes. It has no sound as I don't really know if it needs sound. Tell us what you think. youtube.com/watch?v=swH6J3cr…
The cattle sign will generally provide sufficient warning of cattle crossings. However, at sites with restricted visibility or where heavy traffic flows make it difficult to herd cattle across the road, flashing amber lights may be used.
This sign is used to warn drivers of traffic signals ahead. This can be found on the approach to a junction, pedestrian crossing controlled by signals, or temporary road works. 1/2
This sign is used to warn of the likelihood of encountering children in the road ahead, going to a school or playground. When combined with “School” or “Patrol”, the sign may be provided where children cross the road on their way to or from school.
This sign is used to warn of the likely presence of frail or disabled people. Its use should be restricted to sites where relatively high numbers of slow-moving pedestrians are likely to cross a road other than at a Zebra or signalled crossing.
