More paint, more danger
According to IAM, road users often seem totally unaware of the relevance of road markings, even when they see them.
But the institute says that as a rule of thumb, the more paint there is on the road surface, the more potential danger there is.
As part of the IAM's 50th Anniversary during 2006, IAM have introduced a new facility - Weekly Driving Tips from the IAM. Click on the Link and the Driving Tip will open in a new window. www.iam.org.uk/Pressroom/Tips/
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