Richard A Thackeray wrote:The old surface at RedHouse where the A639 Wakefield - Doncaster road crosses the A1
This is a remnant from the pre dual-carriagewaying in the 60's
Apparantly, under the grass, there's more tarmac & cats-eyes &white-lines
Richard A Thackeray wrote:The old surface at RedHouse where the A639 Wakefield - Doncaster road crosses the A1
This is a remnant from the pre dual-carriagewaying in the 60's
Richard A Thackeray wrote:Richard A Thackeray wrote:The old surface at RedHouse where the A639 Wakefield - Doncaster road crosses the A1
This is a remnant from the pre dual-carriagewaying in the 60's
Apparantly, under the grass, there's more tarmac & cats-eyes &white-lines
Bmblbzzz wrote:My guess would be so it looks 'pretty' and 'natural'. Maybe also so it doesn't look like a 'road' to avoid people driving cars etc along it and to reduce complaints such as 'look at that road they've given to the cyclists'.