Yellow Box Junction Cameras
Discussion
C70R said:
bad company said:
Sometimes in very busy cities it can be almost impossible to cross the yellow box legally.
Really? A decade of living in London here, and I've never once been caught out... It's fairly transparent and straightforward. Ken Figenus said:
I certainly wont as I too am very clever enough to know how they work and never had any issues before, but someone blasting past you nearside from a bus lane that was active... The video didn't show this as the undertake after the green was quite out of frame. Its a terrible layout and its quite famous for raking it in like many London box junctions. But I'm sure it was my utter maverick non-conformist incompetence to blame!
Hindsight is a wonderful thing but perhaps you should have challenged the fine based on what you say. I had a success at the tribunal earlier this year although it was not yellow box related. The tribunal is not intimidating and all seemed very fair IMO.C70R said:
bad company said:
KevinCamaroSS said:
C70R said:
Which car needs 30ft of space?
One with a trailer such as a boat or caravan.Terminator X said:
Loads of them already posted above your post eg box junction on a T junction so cars come on to the main road whilst you're waiting for a gap to appear on the other side. If you waited until clear, as another poster says, a few hours will have passed and the rush hour will be over. By then of course you'd have been killed by all the drivers in the queue behind you.
As demonstrated by the lady trying to get across the junction in Enfield on 'Inside Out' this week.C70R said:
And I'm saying that 99.99% of box junctions are no problem (I accept that one on the corner), unless you're towing a boat through an urban area at peak time.
Patience and assertive driving are all that is required - this is coming from someone who lives and drives in a city full of these things.
Surely if they are such a menace, there should be hundreds of easily-sourced examples where they place the driver in an "impossible" position.
So take a look at this lady trying to legally cross a box junction in Enfield and tell us what she was doing wrong please:-Patience and assertive driving are all that is required - this is coming from someone who lives and drives in a city full of these things.
Surely if they are such a menace, there should be hundreds of easily-sourced examples where they place the driver in an "impossible" position.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b07xrvgd/insi...
herewego said:
bad company said:
C70R said:
And I'm saying that 99.99% of box junctions are no problem (I accept that one on the corner), unless you're towing a boat through an urban area at peak time.
Patience and assertive driving are all that is required - this is coming from someone who lives and drives in a city full of these things.
Surely if they are such a menace, there should be hundreds of easily-sourced examples where they place the driver in an "impossible" position.
So take a look at this lady trying to legally cross a box junction in Enfield and tell us what she was doing wrong please:-Patience and assertive driving are all that is required - this is coming from someone who lives and drives in a city full of these things.
Surely if they are such a menace, there should be hundreds of easily-sourced examples where they place the driver in an "impossible" position.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b07xrvgd/insi...
C70R said:
bad company said:
Sometimes in very busy cities it can be almost impossible to cross the yellow box legally.
Really? A decade of living in London here, and I've never once been caught out... It's fairly transparent and straightforward. Cliftonite said:
Dick Dastardly said:
That's the plan. Wanted to know if others had any success here or if I'm wasting time.
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