This Is A Private Road, You Must Stop Videoing

This Is A Private Road, You Must Stop Videoing.
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The site manager insisted that this road is private, and I know that it's not. I have been coming down this road for years. My Grandad used to come down here when he worked at the pit during WW2 and that was a real long time ago.
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[@Jo-yp8wy]

Never knew laying tarmac was so interesting. I've learned more in the last few minutes than in the past 50 odd years. Thanks, mate!!!

[@PJAudits]

My pleasure Jo 👍👍👍

[@raypilgrim6905]

Expensive Houses built on a old pit. Wait for the sinkholes.

[@positivityandpeace4718]

Wait for the underpinning lol

[@nickparsons1977]

What a brilliant representative for a company, well done and give the man a promotion!

[@NullaNulla]

If that's the last bloke then irony 101. The first blokes were great.

[@123gazs]

The guy jason that explained how the tarmac machine works was amazing. Always wondered how it worked. Great service.

[@sheilam4525]

You could tell those tarmac guys took great pride in their work, they were great. Then along comes a blooter.

[@stephenremington8448]

He had to go and spoil a good outing! He was the blot on the landscape.

[@twinkle3026]

Hiya PJ! Thanks for another real interesting video! I'm noticing a progressive difference in people's attitude towards your good self, i m happy to say! It was really nice of the gentleman who took some time out to have a nice chat with ya! xxxxx

[@ViGo53]

You want to see a traffic island being Tarmac'd if you want to learn about high levels of mac technology. Excellent video, good input from most of the guys.

[@markfromuk4812]

Top lads tarmacing..a great watch. Ta

[@letsgo9901]

TIDY New homes ! Thanks PJ for catching the action ! 🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘🏘

[@gordongourlay7423]

Yet another great interaction, great to see how things are constructed. It's nice to be nice.

[@Pennywise180]

Houses being built on an old mining site...forward 5 years...under pining 30% of houses and lots of sink holes😳😳

[@phild6485]

Keep on filming PJ you're a lovely and polite man and your content is very educational and informative 👍 You intellectually discredit what the jobsworths are telling you which is hilarious 😂 😃

[@twinkle3026]

Well said Phil D! xx

[@sandymcghee3328]

Great video again pj. Keep them coming stay safe 👍👍☝️☝️

[@PJAudits]

Thanks Sandy

[@stiggydore4543]

I worked for a tarmac company back in the 1990's. Hard work but the smell of tarmac was awesome and the heat kept you warm during the Winter months

[@2012turok]

jason and john what nice blokes.

[@lordrod7328]

That's handy to know I'm getting my Drive tarmac next week so if they do a s*** job able to say have you got your machine which tells you it's been compact enough

[@andrewellison1203]

PJ I think that guy With no hair was jealous about your dreadlocks mate keep up the good work👍💯

[@russellopenshaw8975]

Cracking vid nice blokes even the last one

[@MySaints1]

What a great bunch of lads we'll done pj

[@acfmarketing]

Ive worked on highways in the past and found this interesting, good video 👍🏻

[@waynesaunders4599]

The first bunch of men were fantastic and represented their company well, the site manager was OK and i get his point but he could just ask you to put on a hi viz and a hat and then the problem would be solved, and I'm still waiting for someone to offer you a cup of tea or coffee

[@JamesSmith-vz8yr]

They should re-open the coal pits. Energy Security for the next 500 years!

[@terrybassett7386]

good set of guys on the black stuff

[@hanshartfiel6394]

Another great video but how long will it be before the first sinkhole will appear?

[@j0hnf_uk]

I remember in my childhood being fascinated watching whenever they resurfaced roads where I lived. Kind of similar to what's going on here. It always reminds me of how you make flapjacks! I would imagine that the road that runs along the centre of where they're building is a public road. Whether it actually leads anywhere, I don't know, but even if it doesn't, it's still open to public access. I understand his concerns, however, from a legal point of view, there's nothing to stop anyone traversing the road in question, as long as they don't cross over onto the building sites, (that are clearly marked off, anyway.) I've always had an interest in how houses and new properties are built, but generally, they're cordoned off and hidden behind high, solid fences, so you don't see anything. As there's a road going through this one, with no access, they've largely forgone that process, which gives us an opportunity to see a bit of what's going on. It's the whole, 'health and safety', excuse that generally gets rolled out in such situations, when in reality, they just don't want to have to deal with, 'non-workers', having a look around.

[@Spohcsom]

That was really interesting. The road guys were so polite.👍

[@paulroossien5322]

Jason and the tarmac gang seemed decent blokes put the company in a good light cheers pj

[@buster9102]

Tarmac crew what a great bunch of lads

[@EJ-74]

Cheers from the USA Big 👍 up ✌️

[@abc33944]

Good blokes ..

[@uhadme]

Lets you know who is up to no good. Otherwise why would they care? Same as them having access to our personal emails.. it shouldn't matter. Dig deep and find out what they don't want you to see.. then report them and show them the fails of messing with public.

[@samparfitt9237]

People are so friendly up in’t north. Love the chit chat

[@chosenone8454]

Nice one PJ

[@TheBrawlBox]

PINAC all the way but I've got to say I like the skyscape throughout where it goes from blue to turquoise to a pinkish shade.

[@j0hnf_uk]

You get that a lot on cold, crisp, clear, late winter afternoons.

[@markhowards420]

I don't think they could pay me enough money to live on the site of an old mine , especially after seeing that spoil hill in the distance 😧

[@juliepeace8388]

That spoil hill that's covered in trees?

[@jeanwood6392]

Julie , maybe Mark is thinking of future subsidence .

[@paulbromley6687]

There has been a historic problem with escape of methane which makes people feel sick

[@juliepeace8388]

@@paulbromley6687 Not from spoil hills!

[@franticstorm7411]

Pity they do do that measuring process on the roads they are resurfacing. just a few months later and the ruts start to reappear and quite a few times the wagon has almost shot of in a direction I really didn't want to go.

[@peterwentworth9181]

Looked publicly accessible to me. No fence or gate at the beginning of the road

[@delramsay4620]

Love the History lesson found it very interesting. Never knew so much went into Tarmacking a road and those lads are so professional and that fellow Jason is brill, explaining what the tarmac machine and how it works. Can you imagine doing it by hand using rakes and levels, it’s well technical now and it looks brilliant. 2 brilliant men explaining how much goes in laying a new road it’s a right eye opener. Where is that bloke’s HI Vis, oh and where is the security and i the site manager he looks like a bloke walking his dog. Well done PJ and thanks for the history lesson. Stay safe Fella.

[@earlygrey7983]

The Michelin man was funny.

[@ronaldnolan9036]

I did not recognize this area its changed so much, used to live in Warsop many many years ago.

[@johng310]

years ago when they were tarmacing.before heat resistant boots we had to wear wooden clogs

[@duckduckgoose8673]

Barging on a building site, scaffold and plant everywhere. Hard enough keeping kids off let alone grown men. Then bait the lads on there trying to make a living. Nice days work.

[@dennishughes1942]

Just can’t believe how thick and unintelligible some persons can be but more so, how unfriendly some persons are and why do they have to such an attitude

[@Sean-fb7cy]

Shound couple of blokes very helpful and informative credit to them Interesting audit as usual..

[@JGmedia18]

Buster bloodvessel

[@jimpattenden7476]

another great audit by p j .keep em coming

[@lje7718]

Never knew this about Tar Mac

[@SouthYorkshireTTRescue]

Remember as a kid getting wood chippings from the bottom of there for our rabbit shocked its all gone

[@2010LeeG]

Top guys!

[@cargy930]

If it's a private road, how are members of the public supposed to read the "For Sale" signs on the plots? Tarmac crew were a grand bunch of lads though.

[@latifismail7631]

When the show homes are ready for viewing the developer will have a show home, brochures etc etc. Ignorants like you have no idea about private land, you think you can just walk onto private land and do what you want. Got news for you, you can't. He was trespassing. The owner of the owners agent can ask someone to leave that private land. If they refuse to leave reasonable force can be used to get them to leave. If there is any resistance to being moved that resistance turns from being a civil offense, i.e trespass, to a criminal offense, i.e aggravated trespass. Simple as .

[@mikespikeey4625]

WITH OUT LOOKING DOWN THAT DRAIN IT COULD OF BEEN AN OLDER MINE SHAFT BUT YOU NEED TO LOOK DOWN IT

[@martinshannon7632]

Tarmac guys Brill, civilised respectful,

[@robertcoleman4861]

The baldy bloke looks like the late scull murphy pro wrestler.😁

[@kelvincollyer5738]

Why don't they have a road layer like they did in thunderbirds

[@gavinstrachan1373]

They know what they doing

[@Sean-fb7cy]

Jason and the second man We're very helpful fair dues to them a sound couple of bloke very interesting audit Pj Unfortunately rab c nesbitt. Tribute act showed up on a former public road that is now a private road.

[@john-de5vf]

Can't film on our site health and safety . But why don't you go on the site down the road and film there 🥴🤣 . Think that sun been shining on that head all day .lol. 🥵🌞

[@theautisticgamer1860]

Come to StHelens COAL mining town

[@kilner79]

hahahaha sending you to gleesons they hate each other btw gleesons are thw worst developments i have ever stood foot on

[@andreisaerialphotographyas7123]

My 5 bedroom home was built by keepmoat 🤣

[@plumberman4u]

You can't come on here, you've got no safety gear . Says the guy wearing NO safety gear.

[@craigrobertsonmsc.6260]

These new houses are going to be haunted...........

[@ShellL]

I don’t know about haunted but I’m guessing none of the mine tunnels are filled in. Interesting to have a look at the houses in 5-10 years. Even if there are no sink holes I’d bet there will be lots of cracks in walls, ceilings etc.

[@craigrobertsonmsc.6260]

@@ShellL Residual energy, all the people that used to be so busy in the area. My guess is the houses are built upon a raft type foundation, so no worries regarding movement.

[@alangreensmith7887]

Is that the site near langold pj ?. On the A 60.

[@dcbdiscerns7617]

"It's our land, this" Sigh.. will we ever learn? 😰(no and nope)

[@lindahughes4409]

Jayo a nice lad

[@ShellL]

The Site Manager is either lying or doesn’t know much about public roads.

[@jonathanm9545]

Is he using a nuclear density gauge

[@davidsanders2806]

Site agent should practice what he preaches, no iviz or hard hat he's breaking health and safety rules .

[@mrf4138]

Another site manager with superpowers. He can repeal laws like section 33 of the criminal justice act 1972 which states: “For the definition of “public place” in section 9(1) of the M1 Public Order Act 1936 there shall be substituted- “Public place” includes any highway and any other premises or place to which at the material time the public HAVE or are permitted to have access, whether on payment or otherwise ”. SO, basically we if there is no door, gate or barrier between you and the place that you want to go to, then you do indeed HAVE access. Legally. If the site manager wants to keep that road private then he would have a barrier at the front of the road with a security guard checking people in and out. However the reason that he hasn’t done that is because he CAN’T do it, because it is a road for which public access IS allowed. And if the site manager is correct in stating that PJ was in the middle of a building site then why is it that the site manager was not wearing a high visibility jacket, hardhat and steel toe cat boots??

[@andyfoster1917]

That was interesting till twit came out with his crap, was there any warning signs to say no public right of way.

[@PJAudits]

No signs at all

[@bareminimumbrother3980]

Lots of ignorant comments by people who know nothing about construction safety and the associated laws.

[@MarriedToTheKGB]

don't get fobbed off about his claim that it's a private road. Builders as part of their obligation and planning permission often have to resurface public roads due to the wear and tear of the plant vehicles and their obligation to get planning. So i think you should have stayed there if you knew it was public previously. Re tarmacing means fuck all

[@JGmedia18]

What are they hiding?

[@reggisw8107]

you spelt it wrong mate

[@philswales3814]

Should have asked site manager for proof of road ownership. You cave too easily.

[@guy4469]

if its a private road the residents have to pay for the upkeep ,unadopted road . its not a private road .

[@jasonharryphotog]

P p p. P p p private development

[@clivewiddall3430]

Go back armed with the gis servay map

[@paulbromley6687]

Not private though luv is it ! oh yes we can. You may try to have people believe your story but come on site manager get your important high viz & helmet on and let’s be honest.

[@briancooper4232]

With all due respect you have absolutely no right to be where you are filming.. Do you have a basic cscs card... you're over stepping your mark.. It's not public, it's a construction site/project.. Less ego..' how long does it take to go off'.. The road rolled with the roller tells you.. No doubt you will ignore, completely out of touch with current H&S regulations and RA/Ms.. No offence..

[@johnclements6614]

If it is a public road he has every right to be there. The developers should provide a safe means of access. If a traffic order has been made to close the road they should have installed a gate. If you look at the site entrance on street view there are no signs saying that the road is closed, therefore it is still open.

[@briancooper4232]

@@johnclements6614 As the site manager explained it is private property, once the road is finished if the local council adopt it it then becomes a public road, they are then responsible for its upkeep, until then if not adopted the cost of maintenance is shared by the residents as it is collectively their property A road can be publically accessible but it remains private property unless adopted.the council or road department didn't pay for that road the developer did that's why it is private

[@PJAudits]

It's been a public road for over 100 years

[@briancooper4232]

@@PJAudits Completely understand your point, however if the developer has purchased the land from the local authority for development at this present moment in time it becomes private property until adopted . There maybe a clause in the purchasing agreement saying the road will remain public on completion of works.

[@briancooper4232]

@@PJAudits Another way to look at is, once that road is finished and if you have permission you can drive as fast as you want on it and the police can do nothing about it as it is a private road ..once adopted then standard road legislation applies.