Grammar that makes you cringe

[T42]

Unimpressed by the ambiguity of this headline.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv22pm08pmro
Had to read the article to ascertain if the problem was weather or industrial action.
What the hell is ‘signally’ <sic>?

Notably. Worthy of being signalled, like an STD.  Slightly outdated usage, though.

Meanwhile, the Graun report of Pog winning the Giro is a bit strange:

He adds the Giro title to his two Tour de France triumphs in 2020 and 2021, and did it in style, proving exactly why he had been the pre-race favourite

That proving exactly why is cracked. Showing, maybe.

[citoyen]

What the hell is ‘signally’ <sic>?

"This stretch of train track is very signally" = it has a higher than average number of signals

HTH 

[jsabine]

What the hell is ‘signally’ <sic>?

"This stretch of train track is very signally" = it has a higher than average number of signals

HTH 

I took that the other way around - it's only a bit signally, it could do with being signally enhanced to become fully signalled.

[T42]

Couldn't find signally in the original article. Someone must have edited it in the meantime.

[hellymedic]

‘Signalling’ would have been the right word.
‘Signally’ was not...