wilkos_perm
Well-known member
Do people now officially just totally ignore them, or not understand the purpose? (Or a bit of both?)
I freak out at these idiots. I think most of them don't know what they are.Do people now officially just totally ignore them, or not understand the purpose? (Or a bit of both?)
Them and traffic lights. It is only a suggestion to stop if they are on red.Do people now officially just totally ignore them, or not understand the purpose? (Or a bit of both?)
They've been about for about 60 years.Yellow boxes
They make us do what the good drivers have always done
I entered a box junction to go straight on as normal, totally fine as the exit was empty.When you live in London at get fined for waiting in theM, then they get understood. Living back up north though, no, people don’t understand them
I think you’ve missed the pointThey've been about for about 60 years.
So good drivers over the age of 80 maybe were fine for a few years before then. When there were a lot fewer cars on the road.
But even for good drivers they are useful when it wouldnt be obvious on approaching an area that clear access is needed. Or that it might cause congestion otherwise.
I obviously have. You'll have to explain it to me.I think you’ve missed the point
The cheeky monkeysIt was the slogan for a public service advert on tv in the 70s highlighting how to use the box junctions
Indeed they were saying that in fact
Exactly, it's enforcing what more aware drivers do automatically when they read the road. If you can't go anywhere, leave a gap so others can.Yellow boxes
They make us do what the good drivers have always done