Probably not eco-friendly. Kills the polar bears (by association).What happened to the old white paint with reflective glass in.
Probably not eco-friendly. Kills the polar bears (by association).What happened to the old white paint with reflective glass in.
It's OK, a 'wild fire' will sort that out soon. They are all the rage in the UK ATM.Perhaps the best solution would be to cut the scraggly hedge down to a reasonable height or remove it altogether.
The UK is just copying the colonials, it’s hardly original!It's OK, a 'wild fire' will sort that out soon. They are all the rage in the UK ATM.
Two schools of thought…from the drivers viewpoint coming down that land there are more than adequate visual clues to alert a driver to the presence of a junction at a speed that given the bend preceding it they should have adequate time to stop…Yes the 120 yards sign went up after my original complaint.
But road markings now are just cheap paint being rubbed out or in the heat melted tar covering.
What happened to the old white paint with reflective glass in.
Local tyre van overturned at this junction a few weeks ago, so many different car parts strewn in the hedge now it's ridiculous, it's a fast road coming down to the crossroads with not a lot of visibility but still it's down to poor drivers not paying attention unfortunately.
Since 2020, people's driving has deteriorated. Noticeably so.
Absolutely correct, had the Zed nearly written off twice in the last 3 weeks by utter morons not paying attention and taking stupid risks.