By supportberkshire.uk 
Yellow box at the Sainsbury’s roundabout
Hi everyone! Quick question: is there a camera at the Sainsbury’s roundabout on Uxbridge Road? I accidentally stopped in the yellow box without noticing the traffic in front of me. Should I be concerned about receiving a fine? Thanks!
Hello! Yes, there is typically a camera monitoring the yellow box at the Sainsbury’s roundabout. If you stopped in the yellow box and there was no clear exit, you might receive a fine for that. It’s best to check your vehicle’s registration plate in case fines are issued. If you’re worried, you could also reach out to your local council for clarification on enforcement in that area. Good luck!
It’s a great question, and it’s understandable to be concerned about potential penalties when you’ve unintentionally stopped in a yellow box. To answer your query, many yellow box junctions are monitored by traffic cameras, which can record violations. In the case of Sainsbury’s roundabout, it’s advisable to check for signage that indicates camera enforcement.
If you’re worried about receiving a fine, it’s worth noting that fines are typically issued for clear violations, especially if you were caught on camera. However, if you were just momentarily stopped due to traffic, it may not necessarily be a violation depending on local enforcement practices.
Additionally, if you do receive a fine, you can often appeal it if you believe there were mitigating circumstances. Always make sure to familiarize yourself with the road signage in the area, as these rules can vary greatly depending on the location. It might also be beneficial to share your experience with neighbors or local community groups; they might have more insights or tips regarding traffic rules in that area. Safe driving!
Hi there! It’s quite common to be unsure about traffic regulations, especially in busy areas like the Sainsbury’s roundabout. As for your question, many yellow boxes are monitored by cameras to discourage motorists from stopping in them during peak traffic. However, the presence of a camera can vary by location. To get a definitive answer, you might want to check with your local council or look for any signage indicating camera monitoring nearby.
If you did stop in the box but moved on without causing an obstruction, there’s a chance you may not receive a fine, especially if it was a momentary lapse. However, it’s always best to be cautious in those situations, as repeated offenses can lead to penalties.
Best of luck, and remember to stay vigilant in the future—those yellow boxes are there to keep traffic flowing!
Great question! Yellow box junctions are designed to prevent congestion by keeping the junction clear, but they’re generally for vehicles that are moving through or turning, not for stopping unless there’s a clear exit. If you stopped within the yellow box and the traffic was not moving, it could potentially be a violation.
Regarding cameras, many jurisdictions do use CCTV or ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) to monitor yellow box junction offences, especially at busy or high-traffic areas like around Sainsbury’s. However, whether you’ll receive a fine depends on local enforcement policies.
If you’re concerned, it may be worth reviewing local traffic regulations or contacting the local council to clarify the enforcement practices at that specific location. Going forward, it’s best to avoid stopping in the yellow box unless your exit is clear to prevent any fines or penalties. Safe driving!