Definition of box junction in English:

box junction

noun

British

A road area at a junction marked with a yellow grid, which a vehicle should enter only if its exit from it is clear.
Example sentencesExamples
- I wonder how many drivers really know why a box junction is in place?
- During this manoeuvre Mr McGarry over took the vehicle by entering the yellow box junction and was suddenly thrown from his motorcycle.
- He said new legislation set to be rolled out next year could also see wardens patrolling box junctions and bus lanes.
- Here a yellow box junction has been moved another thirty centimetres into the road and placed at a jaunty angle.
- Specific loading bays are also designated in the parking bye-laws on the main trading streets and bus stops and box junctions are specifically designated in the plan as non-parking areas at any time.
- The box junction, which is marked as a square in the middle of a four-road intersection, is an area that must be kept clear.
- A diagonally-marked box junction needs to be installed with cameras, so that we don't get dozens of morons completely blocking the drivers at the lights as have occurred previously.
- Twice, whilst being the first car waiting at the box junction at the top of Bridge Street for a clear road, I have been overtaken by impatient drivers.
- While enforcement by traffic wardens is highly questionable, more rigid application of banned right turns, yellow box junctions and parking can only help speed traffic flows and reduce congestion.
- The fact that we were stuck at the traffic lights on a box junction in the middle of Brighton in the rush hour with my car refusing to move, just confirmed that.
- One minute he's talking about his love of cars and confessing his need for speed, the next he's backing cameras in bus lanes and on yellow box junctions, and a national system of road-user charging.
- Drivers caught on camera stopping in yellow box junctions, driving down one-way streets or ignoring no-entry signs were hit with a £100 fine as part of the enforcement scheme.
- In particular regarding the Sunbury Cross roundabout, comply with the requirement not to enter a box junction if the exit road is not clear and to obey the traffic lights.
- This allows more cars, more safely to traverse box junctions, but sadly it's now been replaced by the sloppy, and potentially dangerous, practice of turning right in front of the other turning car.
- Chelmsford will be the first place outside London to hit motorists with £100 fines for stopping in yellow box junctions.
- But the Government's Traffic Management Bill is set to give attendants and traffic wardens the powers to report a range of moving offences, including blocking yellow box junctions, ignoring ‘no right turn’ signs and driving in bus lanes.
- One of the rules of the road is that you do not enter a yellow box junction unless your exit is clear or you're turning right.
- Where once traffic calming meant staid speed humps or boring box junctions, today we have York's amazing levitating mechanical bollard.
- The borough is one of six London authorities to clamp down on motorists who block busy yellow box junctions.
- Three cars had crashed in the middle of the box junction.
Synonyms
crossroads, crossing, intersection, interchange, t-junction, gyratory

单词	box junction
释义	Definition of box junction in English: box junction noun British A road area at a junction marked with a yellow grid, which a vehicle should enter only if its exit from it is clear. Example sentencesExamples I wonder how many drivers really know why a box junction is in place? During this manoeuvre Mr McGarry over took the vehicle by entering the yellow box junction and was suddenly thrown from his motorcycle. He said new legislation set to be rolled out next year could also see wardens patrolling box junctions and bus lanes. Here a yellow box junction has been moved another thirty centimetres into the road and placed at a jaunty angle. Specific loading bays are also designated in the parking bye-laws on the main trading streets and bus stops and box junctions are specifically designated in the plan as non-parking areas at any time. The box junction, which is marked as a square in the middle of a four-road intersection, is an area that must be kept clear. A diagonally-marked box junction needs to be installed with cameras, so that we don't get dozens of morons completely blocking the drivers at the lights as have occurred previously. Twice, whilst being the first car waiting at the box junction at the top of Bridge Street for a clear road, I have been overtaken by impatient drivers. While enforcement by traffic wardens is highly questionable, more rigid application of banned right turns, yellow box junctions and parking can only help speed traffic flows and reduce congestion. The fact that we were stuck at the traffic lights on a box junction in the middle of Brighton in the rush hour with my car refusing to move, just confirmed that. One minute he's talking about his love of cars and confessing his need for speed, the next he's backing cameras in bus lanes and on yellow box junctions, and a national system of road-user charging. Drivers caught on camera stopping in yellow box junctions, driving down one-way streets or ignoring no-entry signs were hit with a £100 fine as part of the enforcement scheme. In particular regarding the Sunbury Cross roundabout, comply with the requirement not to enter a box junction if the exit road is not clear and to obey the traffic lights. This allows more cars, more safely to traverse box junctions, but sadly it's now been replaced by the sloppy, and potentially dangerous, practice of turning right in front of the other turning car. Chelmsford will be the first place outside London to hit motorists with £100 fines for stopping in yellow box junctions. But the Government's Traffic Management Bill is set to give attendants and traffic wardens the powers to report a range of moving offences, including blocking yellow box junctions, ignoring ‘no right turn’ signs and driving in bus lanes. One of the rules of the road is that you do not enter a yellow box junction unless your exit is clear or you're turning right. Where once traffic calming meant staid speed humps or boring box junctions, today we have York's amazing levitating mechanical bollard. The borough is one of six London authorities to clamp down on motorists who block busy yellow box junctions. Three cars had crashed in the middle of the box junction. Synonyms crossroads, crossing, intersection, interchange, t-junction, gyratory
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