I am sure you are right I assumed he was a policeman withe the bike and hi viz outfit.
He was, indeed, a gentleman from the traffic lights company. I stood and chatted with him as he was setting it all up on Friday.He was as frustrated as I'm sure we all will all be over the coming weeks. A difficult job, trying to programme the system to suit all directions. As we stood at the crossing, a passing driver wound down his window and swore at him. Not sure that that really helped.
Statistics:Posted by arty — Sat 01 Mar, 2014 5:18 pm
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I would think they are having problems there was a Policeman down there at 7.30 seemed to be monitoring the situation!
I saw him too - shuffling cones about. I think you'll find he was a "Traffic Womble" (as my son somewhat derogatorily puts it) employed by the traffic light contractor to make sure the Saturday night revellers had not been creative with the arrangements. He was there yesterday as well. Fun job(?).....but you do get a load of HiViz gear and a motorbike with a flashy light stalk....Sainsbury think they may be "quiet" as a result (under seige more like....).
Statistics:Posted by Darcy Sarto — Sat 01 Mar, 2014 9:14 am
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The town is just coming to a standstill now....
Quite. I take it all back. However, from what I saw from my bike it's not the lights causing the problem, but people's interpretation of what the colour red means.
Statistics:Posted by james — Fri 28 Feb, 2014 7:29 pm
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In reality they'll probably just do roadworks for something like three days starting anywhere in the period 28th Feb to 11th April.
I may be wrong.
Statistics:Posted by james — Fri 28 Feb, 2014 4:48 pm
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Statistics:Posted by deecy — Fri 28 Feb, 2014 2:28 pm
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