Interview: Issue 243 31 May 2012
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Roadside guidance for Brighton's drivers
VMS signs offer drivers route guidance during events like the annual marathonDeniz Huseyin
In an effort to inform drivers of traffic problems and if car park spaces are available, Brighton & Hove City Council operates a variable message signing (VMS) system.
There are nine roadside traffic information signs, which notify drivers of congestion, road closures, diversions, demonstrations and events. “The signs give the public the opportunity to re-route around the affected area,” says Paul Nicholls, the council’s policy and development manager for transport...
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