If you think that sign’s redundant, you’ve never driven on Irish country roads. There are parts of Wicklow and Kerry where people would try to drive three abreast on a road like that…
ReproBertie
There’s a generation of Irish drivers spoiled by dual carriageways and motorways.
andyourpointiswhatexactly
What you do is, see, is drive in the middle of the road until you see someone coming, then you veer wildly into the verge and proceed doggedly, raising your index finger to say Hi.
Mikeyfex
Precisely
Kieran NYC
+1
Somethings the Rule of the Road will never teach you.
Peckerhead
Best executed at night in a maroon diesel Jetta with one headlamp missing.
…the SUV drivers would ignore that anyway.
To be sure, to be sure..
you’d be surprised.
My wife is from an area with roads like that and I can tell you it is absolutely not redundant.
so are you saying the sign has something to do with dogging ?
It is not possible:) in that car anyway!!!
speed limit of 80 on that road I’ll bet, and that routinely ignored
If you think that sign’s redundant, you’ve never driven on Irish country roads. There are parts of Wicklow and Kerry where people would try to drive three abreast on a road like that…
There’s a generation of Irish drivers spoiled by dual carriageways and motorways.
What you do is, see, is drive in the middle of the road until you see someone coming, then you veer wildly into the verge and proceed doggedly, raising your index finger to say Hi.
Precisely
+1
Somethings the Rule of the Road will never teach you.
Best executed at night in a maroon diesel Jetta with one headlamp missing.