Residents in a seaside town where a council painted 'Britain's most bonkers road markings' have staged a conga protest by dancing along the whacky lines. The new white wiggly lines have been installed in Clevedon in Somerset, leaving residents baffled.
They claim the wobbly white markings look like the 'driving lane for drink drivers'. North Somerset Council say the lines are part of the design and aimed at making the road feel narrower to slow down traffic.
Fed up locals have now met and staged a fancy dress conga in protest at the town becoming a 'laughing stock'. The organiser's post read: ''Wavy Wriggle to Save Our Seafront.
