Warning Sign/Crossroads
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| Cross Roads Ahead | |||
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| Modern "Cross Roads Ahead" sign | |||
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| TSRGD ref : | 504.1 | ||
| From : | 1954 | ||
| To : | present | ||
| Changes : | 1975, 2002 | ||
| Variants : |  | ||
| Common Plates : |  | ||
The "Cross Roads Sign" is situated where the road has two side roads that cross, which you are travelling on, opposite each other.
Pre Worboys
The Pre-Worboys sign consisted of a hollow red triangle over a white plate with a cross in the upper panel and the legend "CROSS ROADS" in the lower panel.
With the new TSRGD 1957 the "x" became a "+".
Worboys report sign
After the Worboys report the sign underwent a change; to place the symbol inside a red triangle.
In 1975, when the TSRGD of that year was released, the sign had a minor alteration. The new sign consisted of a thicker stem with a pointed top, to show who had priority through the junction. (504.1L and 504.1R)
In 2002 variants were made, to show if the other 'arms' had priority.
