There are hundreds of people coming through,” he says. “There are plenty of writers, but now here’s a whole load of people who perform their work as well, so the bar is being raised higher and higher.” Signals warn and inform other road users, including pedestrians (see ‘ Signals to other road users), of your intended actions. You should always Laws TSf(EV)R, TSfP(W)R, TPSCP(S)R, S-f(PV)R, S-f(W)R& SP(CIMV)(S)A Mobile phones and in-vehicle technology Rule 149 Build-Outs• Chicane• Dragon'sTeeth• HomeZone• LowTrafficNeighbourhood• PinchPoint• QuietLane• Rumblestrips• SafetyCameras• SleepingPoliceman• Speedbump

Take extra care on country roads and reduce your speed at approaches to bends, which can be sharper than they appear, and at minor junctions and turnings, which may be partially hidden. Be prepared for pedestrians, horse riders and cyclists walking or riding in the road. You should also reduce your speed where country roads enter villages. Large vehicles rule 126, rule 160, rule 164, rules 221 to 222, rule 233 and rule 294 see also Long/large vehicles Whilst the majority of photographs I have shared here have been taken in Cornwall, I have added some of my favourites from other places passed.The enduring power of Passing Places has seen numerous productions over the years, with Brian and Alex’s rites of passage in the play clearly striking a chord with real life small town boys. And me - well, I don't count myself a 'photographer', I just experience the joy of capturing something on camera that has caught my attention and captured me. I don't change or enhance any of my photographs although I do crop where I believe this needs to be done; so what you see is exactly what I saw. Discover wonderful wildlife tours to book and experience in Scotland, including bird watching safaris, whale watching, farm tours and much more!

Be considerate. Be careful of and considerate towards all types of road users, especially those requiring extra care (see Rule 204). Residential streets. You should drive slowly and carefully on streets where there are likely to be pedestrians, cyclists and parked cars. In some areas a 20 mph (32 km/h) maximum speed limit may be in force. Look out for You MUST obey signals given by police officers, traffic officers, traffic wardens (see ‘ Signals by authorised persons’) and signs used by school crossing patrols. Working in telly now, it’s all about rewrites and meetings and writing draft after draft after draft, but even though I was already doing bits of telly, Passing Places just happened. There was a freedom there, and an energy in the writing that wasn’t constrained by all these shifts in tone, and it felt like I could do anything with it, whether that was bad jokes or monologues. I think it was all to do with me being excited by the possibilities of theatre, and this ridiculous idea of doing a road movie for the stage.”

Priority for vulnerable road users rules H2 to H3, rule 8, rule 38, rule 170, rule 185, rule 186, rule 206 be prepared to stop at traffic control systems, road works, pedestrian crossings or traffic lights as necessary Tailgating is where the gap between you and the vehicle in front is too small for you to be able to stop safely if the vehicle in front suddenly brakes. The picaresque journey of Alex and Brian, two young men from Motherwell who end up on a journey to Thurso in a broken-down Lada complete with stolen surfboard, is told through a variety of locations and encounters. Meanwhile, Alex’s erstwhile employer, sports shop owner and small-time hood Binks, is hot on (and off) their trail. Of course, if both vehicles stop simultaneously this can result in a stand-off of British politeness. Usually in this case the first car to flash their lights will remain in place, but just play it by ear – there are no hard and fast rules!

Where a single carriageway has four or more lanes, use only the lanes that signs or markings indicate. Dual carriagewaysLaws RVLR regs 3, 24& 25 (In Scotland - RTRA sect 82 (as amended by NRSWA, para 59 of sched 8)), RR(20)O Rule 114 Passing Places won the author a nomination for Scottish Writer of the Year in 1998 and has since been translated many times and produced worldwide. When it comes to accommodation in Scotland, there's a fantastic choice of amazing stays from luxury hotels to glamping getaways. Bus lanes. These are shown by road markings and signs that indicate which (if any) other vehicles are permitted to use the bus lane. Unless otherwise indicated, you should not drive in a bus lane during its period of operation. You may enter a bus lane to stop, to load or unload where this is not prohibited. Rule 142

Passing Places is a high octane, fast-paced, contemporary Scottish comedy about the crazy, unpredictable escape of the urban doldrums. Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency officers have the power to stop vehicles on all roads, including motorways and trunk roads. They will attract your attention by flashing amber lights Passing Places is the story of small-town boys Alex and Brian, a Lada, a surfboard and a crate of Irn Bru. Desperate to leave their mundane lives and dead-end jobs in Motherwell behind them, they head out to find excitement and pleasure. The advice for countries where you drive on the right is exactly the same, except reversed.You would only pull into a passing place on the right side of the vehicle, on the front passenger’s side of the car.

What sets Passing Places aside from other performances is how heartfelt it is. A sense of movement is not only captured through the innovative staging but also through the character development. The simple addition of props such as blankets and fairy lights transform the space and the host of eccentric side characters played by Emily Winter and Taqi Nazeer help propel the plot forward and take the audience on a journey. Quinn and Donald also expertly portray self-discovery and themes of growing up through every facial expression, crude gesture and soliloquy, serving to further develop their multi-dimensional characters and create memorable performances. It is an offence not to comply with their directions. You MUST obey any signals given (see ‘ Signals by authorised persons’).