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Standard Adopted for Advance Warning Triangles
18th March 1966, Page 39
18th March 1966
Page 39
Page 39, 18th March 1966
— Standard Adopted for Advance Warning Triangles
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THE Ministry of Transport has circulated to
representative organizations revised proposals for regulations under the Road Traffic Act 1962 to permit the general use of advance warning signs on roads. After considering comments on the original proposals circulated earlier, the Minister has now proposed regulations in an amended form which would require the authorized advanced warning triangles to comply with a British Standard specification AU 47.1965 which contains a detailed specification designed to provide optimum visibility and durability. With regulations in this form, the use of advance warning signs which do not conform to the British Standard would continue to constitute an unlawful obstruction.