any - "clearway " zone, has it change its meaning - injection doc

Driving along a dual carrige way the other day with my daughter a motorist made a "U Turn " in one of the gaps, seriously dangerous on the A303 ! and I said well were in a " Clearway" zone with the Blue cuircle with the red cross and red ring around the outside and she said , yeah but thats just no stopping ! I said it is No Stopping or U turns and she said since she has learnt to drive its just said no stopping ! so looked it up in the highway code ( latest book ) and sure enough it just says "no stopping "

so has this changed ? have I missed something ?

I drove through a town yesterday which had a dual carrigeway with traffic lights and on the lights was a clearway zone sign , which in my book meant no U turn at the traffic lights !

any - "clearway " zone, has it change its meaning - RT

I've never understood that Clearway meant no U-turns so I don't think it's changed.

The "No U-turns" sign is used to indicate no U-turns.

any - "clearway " zone, has it change its meaning - Dwight Van Driver

Sign mentioned means 'No stopping' on the main carriageway (except at a layby) at ANY time - not even to set down/pick pasengers. Can include verge if sign accompanied by plate to this effect. Does not prohibit U turns.

dvd

any - "clearway " zone, has it change its meaning - Glaikit Wee Scunner {P}

Passed my test in 1969 and there was not anything about U turns on clearways IIRC.The main eastern commuter road into Embra, A1, was a clearway.

Basically no stopping or parking . The A6 locally in Derbyshire is a clearway but I've done U turns on several occasions when the road was blocked by accidents.

I also seem to remember rush hour only clearways with red lines at the kerbsides?