Follow the yellow brick line
6th October 1994, Page 25
6th October 1994
Page 25
Page 25, 6th October 1994
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3 obbledeegook is back in fashion. The single yellow line will no longer mean a "working day" ban, but any restriction of less than 24 hours or a 24-hour ban applied for less than four consecutive months. With me so far? Good. Now the broken single yellow line and triple kerb pips are to disappear; these two, of course, indicated limited waiting and no loading at any time. In future double yellow lines and double kerb pips will mean 24hour parking or loading bans. Drivers in doubt should check the signposts —the DOT realises that similar markings have different meanings. Confused? Me too...