Why I use the BBC traffic cams

This:



Whilst not much, it's proof that checking them can be well worth it

Je ne pas compris??

What is this a pic of?

It was a picture of a police car with blue lights a'flashing.

Originally Posted by Carsick

It was a picture of a police car with blue lights a'flashing.

But why does that help he could be going any where? He's not stopped on the hard shoulder.

^ I have no idea why it helps, was just answering the question of what it was a picture of.

Maybe that is Baph's exit, so he'll need to take a different route home?

Originally Posted by andyaikido

Maybe that is Baph's exit, so he'll need to take a different route home?

(sort of)

I was actually en-route to Abergele after leaving the office that day (as you can see from the pic, it's the abergele turn of). Whilst not "my exit," it was the one I was using.

Just happened to catch sight of the police car, and so came off the junction before due to an accident on the roundabout just at the bottom of the slip road. Then used the back roads to get through to where I wanted to be

I just didn't explain myself in the original post because I was almost on my way out the door.

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Baph

(sort of)

I was actually en-route to Abergele after leaving the office that day (as you can see from the pic, it's the abergele turn of). Whilst not "my exit," it was the one I was using.

Just happened to catch sight of the police car, and so came off the junction before due to an accident on the roundabout just at the bottom of the slip road. Then used the back roads to get through to where I wanted to be

I just didn't explain myself in the original post because I was almost on my way out the door.

Bet you would have been quicker staying on the main road/filtering through any traffic than taking back roads (not saying more fun though )

I count at least 3 cars + the old bill - must be rush hour for you country boys