What colour Cat’s-Eyes mark the nearside of a motorway in Britain?
Eyes in the Dark Fest. The movie was released on DVD through Amazon.com on March 21, 2011. Viewings of the trailer for "Eyes in the Dark" created curiosity for what the red eyes are. After attending an early, private screening, movie reviewer Jeff Walls said that he “enjoyed the film” and it “was edited together really well.” Just before the DVD release, Reviewer Hal C. F. Astell describes the movie as "astounding" in comparison to big budget movies like "Avatar". He goes on to say, "it's refreshing to see such a carefully crafted micro-budget film." Eyes in the Dark Eyes in the Dark is
M15 motorway (Great Britain) was legally part of the M15, traffic entering this section of road northbound from the Redbridge Roundabout could continue only onto the M11 and traffic heading southbound on the M11 could enter only the section to Redbridge. To have used two motorway numbers for what was effectively one route would have caused difficulties. As the A406 motorway upgrade was not constructed, the designation has never been officially signed and the M15 was abolished when the A406 Redbridge to A13 road was opened. M15 motorway (Great Britain) The M15 motorway was the designation planned in the late 1960s and early 1970s