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A Specsavers van appears to have been lifted up by a submerged bollard - right next to a sign that stated 'CAUTION. Automatic bollards in operation. NO PARKING' in Edinburgh.
The Specsavers van is seen in a clip on top of a retractable bollard on Castle Street, Edinburgh city centre, and has its hazard lights on to warn other road users
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A warning sign located next to the stranded vehicle read: 'Caution automatic bollards in operation. No parking.'
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