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Road painters carrying broken white line stencil, Sept 1939

Road painters carrying broken white line stencil, Sept 1939


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Road painters carrying broken white line stencil, Sept 1939

Road painters carrying the " blackout stencil" which enabled workmen to paint broken white lines down the centre of roads with ease, in order to reduce accidents when driving in blackouts.
1939

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Accident Accidents Black Out Blackout Drive Driver Drivers Driving Infrastructure Jul19 Labor Laborer Laborers Labour Labourer Labourers Lines Roads Stencil Vehicles Worker Workman Workmen Blackouts


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September 1939: Road Painters Carrying the "Blackout Stencil" - A snapshot of resilience and determination in the face of war's challenges. Amidst the looming shadows of World War II, this evocative image captures the unwavering spirit of workmen as they carry a broken white line stencil along a darkened road. The year is 1939, and the onset of night brings with it a unique set of challenges for the infrastructure and transport sectors. With the blackout regulations in full effect, the ability to maintain clear road markings becomes essential to ensure the safety of vehicle drivers. The workmen in this photograph are seen diligently carrying the "blackout stencil," an ingenious tool that enables them to paint broken white lines down the centre of the roads with ease. This innovation reduces the risk of accidents during the night, providing a vital service to the community in these trying times. The image is a poignant reminder of the laborious efforts undertaken by workers during the war to keep essential services running. The determination and resilience of these individuals, despite the adversity, underscore the importance of unity and perseverance in the face of adversity. As the world braced for the challenges of the 2nd World War, these road painters continued their work, ensuring that the roads remained safe for the vehicles that carried the people of the time. Their unwavering commitment to their duties, even in the darkest of hours, serves as a testament to the indomitable human spirit.

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