There is nothing we like more in Kent than complaining about our roads; the traffic jams, the potholes, utilities digging them up; the hand gestures we get from fellow motorists at any perceived slight. But, despite our gripes, on the whole, our highways are (relatively) well maintained and despite some dunderheads, we all follow the rules of the road. Without the Highway Code, cameras, concealed police cars and signs-a-plenty telling us what speed to drive, where to go or who has priority, there’s a perceived risk our roads would become a dangerous free-for-all. And, given how many people dri…
