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    Where were the first double yellow lines used on the road?

    Question #15359. Asked by batch. (Dec 27 01 7:33 PM)


    ben

    Yellow 'no parking' lines were first laid in Slough in Feb 1956 (doesn't say if they were double). --Shell Book of Firsts

    Dec 27 01, 7:42 PM


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