I'm bored. I'm way ahead on work.

rick_chasey

Surprising? No.

I've had abuse from various drivers on a stretch of road which is 'no motor vehicles allowed' for cycling there.

sketchley

I thought the one in the top middle meant no motorcycle stunt riding......

Seriously though, not sure about middle left. White 30 on blue circle would be a minimum speed limit (i think) so place red line through it would mean end of minimum speed limit I would of thought? I suppose that is covered by "end of 30 mph limit" ..... hhmmmm

sketchley

Yep it does mean end of minimum speed limit.

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/le ... eding.html

daviesee

:oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

Diversions sign fail on my part.

Then again, 5 minutes trawling google and I still can't find a site to explain what each sign means.

Anyone?

sketchley

daviesee wrote:

:oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

Diversions sign fail on my part.

Then again, 5 minutes trawling google and I still can't find a site to explain what each sign means.

Anyone?

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/ge ... outes.html

bails87

Sketchley wrote:

Yep it does mean end of minimum speed limit.

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/le ... eding.html

So the sign explaining the meaning of confusing road signs has got confused over the meaning of a road sign

esspeebee

Sketchley wrote:

I thought the one in the top middle meant no motorcycle stunt riding......

Warning: Low flying motorbikes.

jimmypippa

Sketchley wrote:

Yep it does mean end of minimum speed limit.

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/le ... eding.html

Good because I was sure that was what it meant.

It sort of makes the image a bit of a fail.

walkingbootweather

I like this one from Romania



Apparently warning drivers of drunk pedestrians...

daviesee

Sketchley wrote:

daviesee wrote:

:oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

Diversions sign fail on my part.

Then again, 5 minutes trawling google and I still can't find a site to explain what each sign means.

Anyone?

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/ge ... outes.html

I am glad that is cleared up then :?
That (as other sites) explains what they mean as a group but not individually.

I can guess at - go straight on - but the others?
Circle - Go round in circles?
Square - Go round the block?
Diamond - Oh, you choose. We don't have a clue either?

I only want to know.

pst88

I always thought the square/circle/triangle on the diversion sign was a means of identifying which diversion you were following. For example i'm trying to get somewhere but there's a diversion sign marked with a square. I then know I have to follow all diversion signs with a square to get to my destination. If I start following a triangle sign that's probably a different diversion going somewhere else.

Wallace1492

pst88 wrote:

I always thought the square/circle/triangle on the diversion sign was a means of identifying which diversion you were following. For example i'm trying to get somewhere but there's a diversion sign marked with a square. I then know I have to follow all diversion signs with a square to get to my destination. If I start following a triangle sign that's probably a different diversion going somewhere else.

Correct!! It's not rocket science..... and does that need to be explained to everyone?

daviesee

Wallace1492 wrote:

pst88 wrote:

I always thought the square/circle/triangle on the diversion sign was a means of identifying which diversion you were following. For example i'm trying to get somewhere but there's a diversion sign marked with a square. I then know I have to follow all diversion signs with a square to get to my destination. If I start following a triangle sign that's probably a different diversion going somewhere else.

Correct!! It's not rocket science..... and does that need to be explained to everyone?

No. Just me apparently :oops:

And yet I have never needed to know this info prior to today, or got lost due to diversions.