Traffic Cops

Ever watched an episode of Traffic Cops or similar programmes on TV? Situations can get very messy on our highways, can't they? And without the intervention of highly skilled personnel, with sophisticated equipment and co-ordinated methods, our driving pleasures could easily turn into carriageway chaos!

Whether involved in high-speed chases to halt the manoeuvrings of lawless bandits, or handling road violation cases with people new to driving, lost, or just plain confused about good motoring on todays' highways - traffic cops are kept very, very busy.

Then there is dealing with the consequences from the above - the unfortunate accidents that happen every day - or controlling Black Base PVC Traffic Cones build-up taking place at popular times, popular places or special events. Whatever the situation, the job of a Traffic Cop is to keep traffic flowing and to keep people safe.

Traffic Up Ahead

And there are different kinds of traffic: traffic just going about its everyday business, not getting in anyone's way and expecting others to do the same; or traffic going somewhere in a hurry - whether for an important event or just because they don't like to wait for anything; and then there's traffic that's just cruising around with nothing much better to do, hey, it's nice to be out and about, catching the breeze, there's nothing wrong with that.

Nonetheless, whatever the type of traffic there is on our highways and byways, there has to be some kind of traffic control to keep things in order, agreed? Enter - The Traffic Cop, in crisp, starched uniform, and reflective enigmatic sunglasses, she's standing there with arm outstretched pointing the right way to go, her other hand signalling people to keep moving forward. People take notice of traffic cops and follow directions, why? Because that's what people are trained to do (unless you're a Highway Bandit!)

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