Gallery:Regulatory Sign/No Motor Vehicles
This road used to link Newstead with the A68 at Leaderfoot, but it was closed off to the A68 when the A6091 bypass road was constructed on the south side of the village. This is a popular walking route.
Spotted in a field in Norfolk, a long way away from any road
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 19, 2007 by PeterA5145
Presumably in London, this sign is backlit and can show whether the No Motor Vehicles restriction is full or has an 'except for access' exemption.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 19, 2007 by Bryn666
Old 'no through road' sign on stripey pole in Donaghadee, County Down
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jul 29, 2007 by explo
No motor cars sign at SP50236 65454 Sawbridge on the unclassified E road to Nethercote. Fixed to the post is the TRO prohibiting cars but allowing motor bikes hence the sign and a copy of the diversion map. The embankments have erosion hence the ban. Unclassified County Road small sign is fixed to the post in the background. 3 January 2008
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jan 03, 2008 by leekman
Looking east from the entrance to Vindolanda fort
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 12, 2005 by t1(M)
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On Tuesdays, Amersham market closes most of Sycamore Road to motor vehicles. Folding signs at the closed sections are unfolded to close off the road.
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Here is a wider view of the same sign. The roadworks are for water main replacement.
Located on the Strand, Aldwych, London looking towards Charing Cross.
Picture taken on: 3/4/09 10:45am
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 03, 2009 by MotorwayGuy
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