// Remove Divi placeholder image schema add_filter('et_builder_render_layout', function($content) { // Remove itemscope/itemtype/itemprop from placeholder SVGs $content = preg_replace( '/]*data:image\/svg\+xml[^>]*)(itemscope|itemtype|itemprop)([^>]*)>/i', '', $content ); return $content; }, 999); // Remove Divi's automatic ImageObject schema for placeholders add_filter('wpseo_json_ld_output', function($data) { if (isset($data['@graph'])) { foreach ($data['@graph'] as $key => $item) { if (isset($item['@type']) && $item['@type'] === 'ImageObject') { if (isset($item['contentUrl']) && strpos($item['contentUrl'], 'data:image/svg+xml') !== false) { unset($data['@graph'][$key]); } } } // Re-index array $data['@graph'] = array_values($data['@graph']); } return $data; }, 999);

Highway code changes

by | Jan 31, 2022 | Knowledge

Highway code changes CHSP

Professional drivers and operators will be affected by Highway Code changes

 

The Highway Code changes are due to be released on 29th January 2022 some of which are legal requirements. A summary of some of the changes are below:

  • Road users that can cause the most harm in the event of a road accident will be considered as having the primary responsibility
  • Cyclists riding straight ahead and pedestrians crossing junctions have the right of way
  • 1.5 metres clearance is to be given when overtaking to cyclists travelling up to 30mph and more if they are travelling faster
  • 2 metre clearance is to be given when overtaking horses being rode or pulling a horse drawn carriage
  • 2 metre distance when a pedestrian is walking in the road
  • Drivers of stationery vehicles to use opposite hand to door to open door to encourage looking over the shoulder be-fore leaving vehicle
  • Cyclists can ride in the centre of the road or two abreast for their own safety, although they are to allow room for over-taking when it is safe to do so.

Further updates are planned later in 2022.