Why keep 2 chevrons apart on motorways?

But how many double-decker buses does that relate to?

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, daz

Ah. I do confuse easily.

 

At your age, it's hardly suprising. Bless.

 

FFS - there's a picture...

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=...=X&oi=book_result&resnum=4&ct=result#PPA88,M1

see Page 88..

 

confused me too.
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I think they should paint each section of the road red then green and
you shouldn't drive on the same colour road as the car in front

I admit my own interpretation of what was intended was wrong, I hadn't
seen the picture in the book and had thought it meant two gaps apart
not two chevrons, even though that is not what was said.

I think it should say "Drive no closer than the gap between a pair of
Chevrons, unless it's raining or icy weather in which case that will
probably be too close"

So how about a local sign now removed? "No Echelon Parking"

 

So how about a local sign now removed? "No Echelon Parking"

I thought Echelon Parking was standard practice for bikes.

 

It is, but I wonder how many drivers the sign confused?

 

I don't drive and echelon, it's a mondeo.

 

Two double-decker buses, four wardrobes and a washing machine.

Or 0.15 football pitches.

 

So about the size of Wales then?

 

Hw mny ignrnt cunts no wot "Echelon" mns n e wa?
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I make that around 10 Amazonian rainforests.
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We did this ages ago. I even did an ASCII diagram not unlike yours,
but ICBA to check the archives because I am on my hols.

PF