Developers ordered to fit £15,000 TURNTABLES in driveways of new homes so motorists don't have to reverse out on to busy roads
Developers ordered to fit £15,000 turntables in driveways of new homes
Devices allow car to be driven on to drive and then turn them 180 degrees
Some councils are insisting on them to reduce accidents on busy roads
Several local authorities now refuse planning permission unless the owner can drive front-first directly on to classified or busy roads
Decision is made by councils on a case by case basis
Developers have been ordered to fit £15,000 car turntables in the driveways of new homes so motorists don't have to reverse out on to busy roads.
The devices allow a car to be driven front-first on to a drive, spun through 180 degrees, and driven front-first back on to the road.
Car turntables have been a handy addition to smart urban homes for several years but some councils, including Falkirk in Scotland, are increasingly insisting on them to reduce accidents.
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