[frames to panes]

Got dragged around the shops today 
However i was in a largish store that had the filthiest windows i've ever seen in my life! I had a quick look and they could be done fairly easily with my kit. Trouble is i would need to stand in the road to do them (if i got the job). Are there any specific requirements to do this? Special signs or permission - is it worth clearing it with the local police? I could do it out of peak times.

[scud]

  If I have to stand on a busy road, I try to do the job early on a Sunday if at all possible. Otherwise I have parked my vanup before now and worked behind it for protection.

[Jon-scwindows]

very early mornings or non busy days, you could lay some cones out to drive around if theres room if its a two way road.

[Steve_Richardson]

would you need some sort of permission if you are standing in a public road working for any length of time?

[frames to panes]

It's a one way street in the middle of town. I've never done shops or town work before so am unsure about it.

[windowwashers]

you have to contact the council, it takes time is a pain in the backside and they dont always say yes and if they do it costs.

[steve a]

I generally do this sort of work early morning. ie 5-6 AM using warning cones and hi-vis jacket.
You will be amazed at how many dick-head drivers will not drive round you though and expect you to move. I'm talking two lane one way street.

Steve a