rivers?

UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUMS THE UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUM (INTERACTIVE)
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probably gonna make my self look daft here but why are rivers signed on motorways ?

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If you’ve broke down al least you can tell them which river you’ve just gone over

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I suppose for the same reason as county boundaries, just for the hell of it.

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or for when you crash your tanker nearby and the contents pour into the river you can let em know :slight_smile:

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hyper26:
probably gonna make my self look daft here but why are rivers signed on motorways ?

So when all the MSAs are full, the trucker knows where he can have a wash !!

I know…

TAXI !!

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Why not? Aren’t you curious, when you go over a river, to know what it’s called?

It’s useful information and can help you know where you are on a long stretch between junctions.

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Santa:
Why not? Aren’t you curious, when you go over a river, to know what it’s called?

It’s useful information and can help you know where you are on a long stretch between junctions.

And to relieve the boredom :wink:
Or to check out the fishability of it if you like fishing :wink:

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Harry Monk:
I suppose for the same reason as county boundaries, just for the hell of it.

Just like my nightly run from Hounslow to Northampton - I pass through Buckinghamshire twice :laughing: :laughing:

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I was always amused by the sign over the River Erewash :laughing:

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Wheel Nut:
I was always amused by the sign over the River Erewash :laughing:

what :question: :wink:

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im rather partial to the river FINDHORN… :laughing:

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buck rogers:
im rather partial to the river FINDHORN… :laughing:

:laughing: I had to chuckle the last time I went over the Tweed at Berwick. Some clever chappie had changed the T to an I (as in proper I with the lines top and bottom).

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For the tourists, especially the Americans :slight_smile:

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i would have landmarks.

i always laugh at river ribble. :laughing: try saying that 5 times.