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Guest: Sir Les Paterson (19 days ago)
First I was amazed that these things existed. Then that any town should need them. But what amazed me most was that someone would be so desperate to drive down that street that they'd risk wrecking their vehicle???
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Guest: master bates (51 days ago)
well said gaz! its the stupid drivers without a brain who are dangorous!I mean....why the fu@@ do the drivers try it?? They deserve what they get!!!
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Guest: Jimmy (176 days ago)
That is one of the funniest things I've seen. Imagine explaining that to your boss after using the work van.
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Info: The rising bollards at St Mary's Gate have had their ups and downs since
their installation in June 2006.
This area was revealed as a city centre accident hotspot early in 2006.
So the bollards were fitted and cars were banished from St Mary's Gate, with
only the clever little metro buses fitted with electronic sensors being
allowed to pass through. The bollards detect the sensors in front of the
buses, and disappear into the ground to let the buses pass.
