If you're a driver (or even a passenger), you've seen them: small color-coded plastic markers in the center, or sometimes at the edge, of the road. They have various names; in the U.K., you'll ...

THE state of one council’s roads are so bad it had to “create a different colour” on its alert system to classify them all. Councils typically use the acronym RAG, for red, amber, green, as an alert ...

The colour palette of British roads is increasingly becoming monochrome. Grey, black, and white now account for nearly 68% of new car registrations, with grey leading the pack at 559,043 in 2024.