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November 14th 07, 08:23 PM
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Dead end
I found a road today (Knapp Road E3) with a standard T-shaped "No Through Road" sign, and underneath were the words "Except Access". Every time I try to figure out what that might mean, my head turns into a Moebius strip. Whose job is it to decide which signs go where? Is it a pay-peanuts-get-monkeys job, or has the chap got some qualification? |
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