Do you see these very often? (1 Viewer)

[mikebeaches]

Plenty of width restrictions around, but don't think I've routinely seen a length sign like this?

Spotted in Ludlow, Shropshire, at the bottom of a tricky hill going into town.

 

[ceejayt]

Seen them a few times, usually due ro upcoming hump back bridge in case of grounding

 

[pappajohn]

Think that should cover most trucks.

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[Janine]

Plenty of width restrictions around, but don't think I've routinely seen a length sign like this?

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Spotted in Ludlow, Shropshire, at the bottom of a tricky hill going into town.

I know that road well and anything long won't negotiate the tight turns.

It's 'interesting' going along there in a 5.2 metre motorhome

 

[Janine]

It's called Linney and the high stone walls go along most of it. They have dropped the kerbs to help negotiation of the bends.

 

[gus-lopez]

Quite common here & usually only "6m" prohibition in town through roads.

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[Minxy]

Seen a lot of those abroad, usually because we like to go down the smaller roads via gorges etc.

 

[Badknee]

Seen them a few times, usually due ro upcoming hump back bridge in case of grounding

This is the normal humpback bridge sign I’m used too but the other is a new one on me. Probably because sat nags send you down there?

 

[Potty]

Makes more sense than the “Not suitable for long vehicles“ signs.

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[Ivory55]

They must have urban artics delivering there.

 

[two]

Think I've seen some similar in Scotland (on narrow, winding highland roads).
The thing to watch out for, here, is the archway in the centre of Ludlow (my SatNav tried to take me through, using Here maps):

 

[Janine]

They must have urban artics delivering there.

I can't think why though - the biggest place down that road is the rugby club.

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[Chipster]

Seen them in the Peak District up near Strines i think and thought the same, don’t see those very often.

 

[Ivory55]

I can't think why though - the biggest place down that road is the rugby club.

Brewery use urban artics, plus other delivery and supermarkets when it’s difficult access. Short trailer with rear steering.

 

[mikebeaches]

The thing to watch out for, here, is the archway in the centre of Ludlow (my SatNav tried to take me through, using Here maps):View attachment 486892

Yes, it felt narrow through the bollards in a little car, let alone in the MH!

In fact, I'm not sure it would be possible in the van.

(For the avoidance of doubt, this image is not related to the vehicle length sign in the OP - different location in Ludlow)!

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