Non official traffic signs - UK & IRL

[shanklyone]

Can any of you point me in the direction of any non legally binding traffic signs that can be used in the UK/IRL to warn drivers of an upcoming hazard? As an example I'm thinking of the Twenty's Plenty signs that can be seen dotted about. I dont think these have any legal meaning but they are simply there to raise awareness. There could also be traffic signs used by authorities around schools and upon entering BUA'S?
Thanks for any help.

[Big L]

Are any warning signs legally binding? Other signs will be, but not warnings.

[jervi]

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.99007 ... 312!8i6656
There is this one here. Seems to be installed and constructed up to standard, just the sign isn't as prescribed.

[the cheesecake man]

Are any warning signs legally binding? Other signs will be, but not warnings.

Not directly but if you ignored one that could be used against you in court.


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*when I get home. FTAOD I shall not be having one at work.

[Nwallace]

Can any of you point me in the direction of any non legally binding traffic signs that can be used in the UK/IRL to warn drivers of an upcoming hazard? As an example I'm thinking of the Twenty's Plenty signs that can be seen dotted about. I dont think these have any legal meaning but they are simply there to raise awareness. There could also be traffic signs used by authorities around schools and upon entering BUA'S?
Thanks for any help.

The non-red bordered speed signs are official signs, they just one of the various ways to advise of "Advisory Speed Limit"

[Britain]

Can any of you point me in the direction of any non legally binding traffic signs that can be used in the UK/IRL to warn drivers of an upcoming hazard? As an example I'm thinking of the Twenty's Plenty signs that can be seen dotted about. I dont think these have any legal meaning but they are simply there to raise awareness. There could also be traffic signs used by authorities around schools and upon entering BUA'S?
Thanks for any help.

What about those signs that advise you that the speed limit is reducing in 300, 200, 100 yards?

There was also one I found on GSV that said do not cross if water is over x feet, it was at a ford.