I've often wondered about the significance of this sign at Wanstead station. Does RVP sponsor the car park? pic.twitter.com/VzK2Mu9uYQ
— Dave Filmer (@DaveFilmerMetro) October 1, 2013
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rendezvous point
it’s for the firebrigade when there’s an emergency
it stands for rendez-vous point
I believe the road sign RVP stands for Rendezvous Point. It is the designated meeting location away from an incident scene.
I feel a competition brewing! So what does it stand for….
Simple answer: It means Rendezvous Point.
It is where the emergency services would gather in the event of an incident.
To confirm the above comment! I paste the following from another website:
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sddsddean
Usually ‘RendezVous Point’ . Often used around airfields for a ‘known’ meeting place for emergency services and the like in an emergency. They are also used in roadworks and on the railways for the same purpose. In case of an accident on the railway, it is much easier to say ‘Ambulance to the RVP on the A5 north of Weedon’ and then take the ambulance to the specific site round country lanes, than try and describe where an accident is.
20:42 Tue 30th Jun 2009
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ChuckFickens
it’s a rendezvous point for incident management if there is a serious accident.
http://www.highways.gov.uk/business/15654.aspx
20:42 Tue 30th Jun 2009
Some very neat graffiti from Robin Van Persie?
What a pity that people have given the right answer – we hoped it meant
“Restez-vous, please”!
Come now everyone let’s not rush to judgement. There must be a more interesting answer??!
Redbridge vantage point? There is a nice view from there…
Reg Varney Point, where he ‘allegedly learnt to drive a bus?
Railway vehicles priority.