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Bill Ricker wrote:
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<pre wrap="">i generally also set access=private for the official vehicle only u-turns.
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would access=official here be an overly fussy distinction ?
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"access=official" sounds as if it would need a lot more definition. In
many countries anything with blue flashing lights and/or sirens has a
blanket exemption from little details like no-entry signs anyway. Would
the Highways Agency be "official"? Or the local council? Or an
emergency vehicle not engaged on an emergency call?<br>
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