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Tailpiece
8th December 1979, Page 65
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HOW MANY drivers have c liberately hugged the tail of t vehicle ahead to test t automatic sign warning thi that they are following t closely on a road near Asc Berks? I confess to having dc it myself.
If the practice has been co mon, the finding of the Trai port and Road Resear Laboratory that the sign has h a salutary long-term effect open to question. One shou however, give it the benefit the doubt and welcome the fc additional signs that have be installed on A412 at Denha Bucks, and A33 at Swallo field, Berks. Anything that he drivers to judge distance ac, rately — no easy exercise, drivers in the CM Lorry Driver the Year Competition can tes: — is to be applauded.