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FTFY - not just on main roads - big PITA here at cam acres.
Cyclists and bloody students, God I hated living in Cambridge!
FTFY - not just on main roads - big PITA here at cam acres.
WHS. With bells* on.
*You rarely see a bell on a bike any more. Bellends by the dozen, but bells, very few.
WHS. With bells* on.
*You rarely see a bell on a bike any more. Bellends by the dozen, but bells, very few.
The reason that most reasonably paced commuters (of which I am one) won't use bike lanes is that they cause more accidents than they prevent. Cars pull into/park in them, and it's not unusual to see signposts or even trees (!) planted in them. Add to that the fact that the sign posting on them is rubbish.
I use some of the dedicated cycle lanes round our way, and they are ok. But, whoever decided they should be the lumpiest tarmac you can buy and not nice smooth gloss finish tarmac should be shot.
If you're both stationary and you're next to him, he can't do squat. You can kick his door and dent it, smash the wing mirror, scratch it to hell, even break the window if you really try. You can even open his door and throw things at him. If he gets out you can cycle away.He shouted out of the window: "I'm in a car, you're on a bike. What you going to do about it?"
In some tourist towns in Cornwall, streets are full of pedestrians during the summer. Literally full, like in the London marathon almost. Cars have to edge their way through.Cyclists and bloody students, God I hated living in Cambridge!