VMs revert to 14 days tomorrow?

[MtB]

As title, ISTR all short term VMs change to 14 days for winter from 1st November (unless otherwise signed). Is that correct?

 

Many thanks...

[mrsmelly]

That is my understanding of it.

 

Tim

[Dave Payne]

Yes, its on the crt site.

 

https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/enjoy-the-waterways/boating/mooring-your-boat

 

Scroll down a bit...

Edited October 31, 2016 by Dave Payne

[b0atman]

I bet the 24hr ones at Cropredy are not 14 day and some of the others where CRT has taken note of a NIMBY rather than a boaters needs

[Athy]

I bet the 24hr ones at Cropredy are not 14 day and some of the others where CRT has taken note of a NIMBY rather than a boaters needs

...but, as the 14-dayers below the lock generally have plenty of spaces (they had this weekend) then that shouldn't cause any hardship.

[tillergirl]

Yes unless the signs say otherwise

[matty40s]

I bet the 24hr ones at Cropredy are not 14 day and some of the others where CRT has taken note of a NIMBY rather than a boaters needs

 

You are making it up as you go along again, enjoy the Winter cruising season, even though CRT say the cruising season is over.

[Jambo]

Yes unless the signs say otherwise

 

... or unless it's in London (where the signs don't say otherwise but the moorings stay the usual number of days)

[alan_fincher]

 

... or unless it's in London (where the signs don't say otherwise but the moorings stay the usual number of days)

 

Have they still not corrected that a year on then?

 

Shame they can't sort real signs out as a higher priority than "investing" in all the many very criticised light hearted ones!

[Jambo]

I don't think they have.

 

Any new signage we get tends to be those cellular plastic signs to supplement existing signs rather than replacements. To be fair, any large sign that goes up would likely get graffitti'd fairly promptly so it's probably a sensible strategy.