What are the the the lampshade type boxes that hang from British motorway bridges used for? Quite often green!



Answers:
They are there for the 'traffic master scheme' they basically watch the amount of road traffic and general speed, then send data to a central computer system in Birmingham where traffic jams etc are sent to traffic report offices nationwide.
This is how local radio can tell you where traffic jams are!
Hope this helps.
IDK
throwing your chewing gum in while you drive. don't miss or the counsil will give you a fine if you get caught.
when you push the button on your car stereo for the local traffic and travel news, it will tune you in for that area if there is any problems.and i think they are blue.
they are cameras to monitor the traffic flow
never noticed I'm always watching the road

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