AliV
New Member
I can't do paper maps, the cab of a Defender is crampt enough as it is without having to unfurl a document the size of a small tennis court in there as well
I can't do paper maps, the cab of a Defender is crampt enough as it is without having to unfurl a document the size of a small tennis court in there as well
B3aker
Well-Known Member
I can't do paper maps, the cab of a Defender is crampt enough as it is without having to unfurl a document the size of a small tennis court in there as well
Thats where careful folding comes in. Have plenty of room in my Defender to read a map, and there's always the bonnet....
Bubble300tdi
New Member
Pm me your number mate, ill drop you a text .. Whats TRO'd mean ? Lol
wickford90
Well-Known Member
Traffic restriction order, means although its a byway you can not drive it, for various reasons, some are seasonal some because the lane if fecked.
:doh:
Without having a go, or being a dick.
This is exactly why people need education on greenlaning and exactly why sensible people dont share knowledge.
You say youve driven loads of lanes, but you dont know what a TRO is. You could have driven a lane with a TRO on it already.
Which you probably wont know, is a TRO is enforcable and you can be prosecuted for driving it. But more important to the sensible laners out there, the TRO is there to protect it. It means its closed for a reason.
Have a look HERE to find out how to go about responsibly driving lanes.
Bubble300tdi
New Member
Iv driven lanes that my buddies have had checked out by our local authorities, and i know they are driveable because there are regular group sessions going through, not just 4x4's either, i knew already most of the legislation and restriction on byways, just didnt understand the abbreviation. But, cheers for the link because it did in fact teach me something.
