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Chris.

[Mark M]

Thanks Chris, I look forward to the next part.

REgards, Mark

[SMLE]

Cheers. Next episode should be tomorrow.

Chris.

[Leon Novello]

One question, what is the purpose of those arrows facing you on the wrong side of the road?

[SMLE]

At where in the video?

[burcotbullet]

That looks like great fun and you definitely had the weather for it, i can imagine it would be very different at 15 degrees and raining. I would love a go but will have to address my seat issue first as I can't do more than 2 hours without numb bum syndrome.

[ric]

Certainly had the best weather for it in years Congrats.

[ric]

What is the purpose of those arrows facing you on the wrong side of the road?

Solid white curved arrows (if that's what you're referring to) are there to inform overtaking traffic it must move back onto its own side of the road. They're an advance warning of an overtaking restriction ahead, usually in the form of a solid line ahead on your side of the road which you must not cross (with a few legitimate exceptions).
If they're facing you it's to notify traffic traveling in the opposite direction.

[Leon Novello]

At 3.40 minutes and 4.04 minutes, Ric explains the reason.