@Nigel: They're way ahead of you. I drove down to cornwall last week and noticed several signs exhorting you to check your fuel level.
Amusingly through one village, there were also signs that said (I forget the exact wording) something to the effect of "Reminder: You're still in a 30 mph zone".
Quite why they couldn't put up nice round signs with a big 30 in the middle of them bamboozles me.
PaulH, Londongrad, USSK
The default setting for the signs should be a message reading "Do not read pointless signs while driving"
Simes, Sevenoaks,
Before long they will be instructing drivers to check their fuel level, or switch off their mobiles, or spend some money at the ever appalling M-Way services. Just as with those expensively installed matrix units with nothing else to say.
Nigel Wroe, Doncaster, Yorkshire
@Nigel: They're way ahead of you. I drove down to cornwall last week and noticed several signs exhorting you to check your fuel level.
Amusingly through one village, there were also signs that said (I forget the exact wording) something to the effect of "Reminder: You're still in a 30 mph zone".
Quite why they couldn't put up nice round signs with a big 30 in the middle of them bamboozles me.
PaulH, Londongrad, USSK
The default setting for the signs should be a message reading "Do not read pointless signs while driving"
Simes, Sevenoaks,
Before long they will be instructing drivers to check their fuel level, or switch off their mobiles, or spend some money at the ever appalling M-Way services. Just as with those expensively installed matrix units with nothing else to say.
Nigel Wroe, Doncaster, Yorkshire
All very commendable, as long as this is not used to tell us fibs to slow us down for no good reason other than to lower emmisions or just to be plain bossy.
Moog, Ipswich, Wisconsin