Sell-by/use-by dates, a new extreme re safety!

I took it to mean that the two directions of travelling vehicles are distinctly separate, but maybe I’m wrong.

It is surprising that tea bags even have a use by date on them. To be honest I’ve never noticed.

Ah, I see. Thanks. The type of carriageway wasn't really the point but fog and hazard lights 👍

I don't know what that MN
poster meant.
Presumably a dual carriageway.
But I wouldn't be driving at 70 mph in fog on any kind of road.
Let alone approaching a bend.
My point was more that a driver didn't understand how hazard lights worked.
And had some query about pulling out indicating while using hazards.
Having come up suddenly behind a slow moving vehicle around that bend...

Do you mean a dual carriageway, welbeck, where the two directions of travelling vehicles are distinctly separate? Or do you mean a two-way carriageway where traffic going in different directions is only separated by a white line?

Honestly, re the teabag query, I was almost tempted to reply, ‘No! Bin them immediately! Once past the date they turn instantly into arsenic!’

You mean that we are older and wiser ?
Of course.
But anyone driving should walk around their vehicle and make basic checks re lights etc.
And thereby notice how hazard warning lights operate.

But they are all things we have learnt ourselves, somewhere along the line.

Someone else on MN recently had no idea that hazard warning lights were both indicators flashing together.
This was in a discussion about driving in fog.
No one seemed to think that driving at 70 mph on a bend in a dual carriageway was not ideal.
It's strange that there are frequent queries like the tea bag one.
The perception of risk is odd.