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maj. tom wrote:MOWT needs to put up road signs of exactly that image and the "get in lane" at every roundabout in the country.
Computerman wrote:Test footage from one of my new G1W Dash Cams.
YouTube compression makes the video quality look poor. The original footage is perfectly clear and crisp.
bonzo.specb wrote:Pcz 2263 blue nissan versa driving like a c.unt on monroe road. Overtaking around corner at Abrahams grill.
Dizzy28 wrote:bonzo.specb wrote:Pcz 2263 blue nissan versa driving like a c.unt on monroe road. Overtaking around corner at Abrahams grill.
If I was driving any of those ugly new Nissans I too would be in a hurry to get off the roads as fast as possible so no one sees me driving it.
kamakazi wrote:The way MOWT moving we have fancy new thing with no proper explanation.
Those painted triangles on the roundabout by tarouba
Those new painted yellow box intersection markings by Navet and Pleasantville lights
Those parallel broken lines that are painted approximately 2 feet apart that I can only assume to be some type of pedestrian crossing
Arrows attached to traffic lights that are orange (could be amber) but drivers behind you sounding they horn like if it green.
I say we arch confused with all these new sign and no proper explanation.
I will say that I inadvertantly "bad drive" a couple people in the past cause the sign was hidden behind a tree and I wasn't from the area and never been there before. Almost had a serious accident with someone turning the wrong direction onto a one way cause again; the driver wasn't from the area and didn't understand the sign he was looking at was a no entry sign without the actual written words (partially hidden by tree)
badandy wrote:kamakazi wrote:The way MOWT moving we have fancy new thing with no proper explanation.
Those painted triangles on the roundabout by tarouba
Those new painted yellow box intersection markings by Navet and Pleasantville lights
Those parallel broken lines that are painted approximately 2 feet apart that I can only assume to be some type of pedestrian crossing
Arrows attached to traffic lights that are orange (could be amber) but drivers behind you sounding they horn like if it green.
I say we arch confused with all these new sign and no proper explanation.
I will say that I inadvertantly "bad drive" a couple people in the past cause the sign was hidden behind a tree and I wasn't from the area and never been there before. Almost had a serious accident with someone turning the wrong direction onto a one way cause again; the driver wasn't from the area and didn't understand the sign he was looking at was a no entry sign without the actual written words (partially hidden by tree)
The triangles are 'give way' markings, used at roundabouts.
The 'yellow box' is the same as in Todd St. /RKH, do not block intersection
[ which was passed as a law]. Same yellow box in P.O.S. as well.
If its Bye Pass/Scott St., then yes it is a 'designated pedestrian crossing zone' which is controlled with a press button switch to allow all lights to be red allowing the ped. to cross.
Amber arrows means that you can 'proceed with caution and turn in the direction of the arrow'. A green arrow means that you can proceed in the direction of the arrow.
Morpheus wrote:Hard headed Trinis....
See me wondering why this man park his Frontier on the shoulder and jogging across to the right lane as if crossing or to retrieve something......
Lo and behold... is a ladder yes
On the right lane just after Massy Distribution/Consol eastbound.
Secure you load fool.
Good thing eastbound had red light at Macoya when I saw you....
the driver could of got the piece of rope put it round the chairs to avoid it going out the back of the trucknervewrecker wrote:Morpheus wrote:Hard headed Trinis....
See me wondering why this man park his Frontier on the shoulder and jogging across to the right lane as if crossing or to retrieve something......
Lo and behold... is a ladder yes
On the right lane just after Massy Distribution/Consol eastbound.
Secure you load fool.
Good thing eastbound had red light at Macoya when I saw you....
Just Monday I see a mdcum (Iirc) 3 tone carrying chairs in parts along the east west corridor and had seats flying out the back by Suzuki there. Load was strapped in and covered though.
Was going and try to alert him but a biker did it.
kamakazi wrote:badandy wrote:kamakazi wrote:
Still have some questions
Do I give way to pedestrians as I would on a zebra crossing cause there are similar markings by the san fernando general hospital and not every one waits after pushing the button. People crossing like they on a zebra crossing. .. but pedestrians have right of way (but then again what is Jaywalking)
Also
The arrow by gulf city traffic lights to turn onto the link road lights amber. ... but drivers want to force you to go like if it green when it lit...and all you doing is waiting until it safe to proceed
Trini alluh good
natio wrote:the driver could of got the piece of rope put it round the chairs to avoid it going out the back of the trucknervewrecker wrote:Morpheus wrote:Hard headed Trinis....
See me wondering why this man park his Frontier on the shoulder and jogging across to the right lane as if crossing or to retrieve something......
Lo and behold... is a ladder yes
On the right lane just after Massy Distribution/Consol eastbound.
Secure you load fool.
Good thing eastbound had red light at Macoya when I saw you....
Just Monday I see a mdcum (Iirc) 3 tone carrying chairs in parts along the east west corridor and had seats flying out the back by Suzuki there. Load was strapped in and covered though.
Was going and try to alert him but a biker did it.
watch yourself with the wingroad when you crossing the road look both side b4 you cross the road b4 he hit you give chance to gone cause them wingroad drive like hurry and they moving quick somebody could of got killed with them round the placeAnarchist wrote:
This guy ain't get a few tickets for dat as yet? Hummmphhh lucky mofo...
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