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Les Desser wrote:
Can I stop to pick up a friend I spot along a double red line Red Route? No. See http://www.highwaycode.gov.uk/signs09.htm#along Note that (re Neil's post) a Red Route is *not* the same as an Urban Clearway, and has different signs. Ditto for a bus stop? I can't see anything in the Highway Code that says that's illegal (assuming it's not on a Red Route). The advice in Rule 217 ("do not stop ... at or near a bus stop") is not in itself mandatory, but if you stopped at a bus stop and actually obstructed a bus, the fact that your action violated rule 217 would count against you in any prosecution. -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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