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• #552
sorry, yeah I meant shared use. It just seems set up towards conflict.
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• #553
All depends on speeds and volumes, of course. Most shared use works fine, it's just in hotspots like on the Regent's Canal towpath in Islington where conflict is quite frequent.
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• #554
Virgin media van parked on the pavement along NKR just before E&C. Was walking along and luckily couldn't find my keys in my bag... temptation to scratch those stickers is too great (must find some slaptag sticker equivalents)
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• #555
Most shared use works fine
Source required.
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• #556
Like Cable Street?
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• #557
You can start with the list of references here:
It's pretty much passim throughout the literature.
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• #558
That's an example of segregated shared use of very low quality and one of those that doesn't fall into the scope of 'most' in my post. :)
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• #559
Got over taken by a builders merchant truck adorned with two "cyclist stay back" stickers on the rear. My main grievance was that he did so next to a sign specifically telling drivers not to over take cyclists due to the road works on the other side of the carriage way.
Y u no respect my signs???
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• #560
Reported to employer for being a weapon?
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• #561
Got over taken by a builders merchant truck adorned with two "cyclist stay back" stickers on the rear.
When they turn up at work, I have to explain to my colleagues that I am unable to help unload the materials due to my being a cyclist.
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• #562
It wasn't really close or dangerous so no, it is just if you are going to put 2 dumbass signs on the back of your truck you could at least respect the signs that are directed at you.
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• #563
Iceland truck with massive 'Sticker'
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• #564
o snap
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• #565
Fair enough.
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• #566
Mines bigger... 😊
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• #567
Sort of.
I found when I saw one of these on the road, writ so large and shouty and visible from 100 yards, that maybe they were picking on cyclists a bit. That it looked like 'look, everyone, we're telling these cyclists to stop dying, what else can we do?'
It's bizarre how big it is, basically.
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• #568
Until the driver overtakes a rider then left-hooks them. "I had stickers and everything, tchuh!"
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• #569
I'd say those are fair enough... not that it absolves drivers from checking their mirrors of course.
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• #570
Meh, it's all good. We know there's enough daft buggers who filter down the inside of these things when it's not safe to do so. There's no way in hell any of them could say they weren't warned with this thing.
Now, if only the drivers had massive stickers on their wheels shouting "DON'T BE A DICK" then we'd really be getting somewhere. -
• #571
Message is better than 'Cyclists stay back' though still pointing the finger ... and its not just cyclists who need to be sensible around lorries carlefthook.jpg
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• #572
I used to get annoyed by these (the wording of a lot of them is still very off). But I think a lot of people would do well to take note.
As per most mornings, I was undertaken by 3 cyclists who shot up the inside of the left indicating truck I was waiting behind today. Do they not know that you shouldn't do that? Ignorance, stupidity, impatience? Not sure.
The sainsburys one, while large isn't in a victim blamey tone, it's just a bit of information for people who do something that is dangerous. Is saying "beware of passing this vehicle on the inside" victim blaming? Insulting? Patronising?
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• #573
Largely pointless, since on the inside is where almost all cycle lanes are.
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• #574
You still need to beware though. The fact that bike lanes are on the inside won't save you from a vehicle turning left when you're in its blindspot.
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• #575
then get the pissing things off the road if they're so dangerous.
You must mean 'shared use'. Completely arbitrary choices of words, of course. Either might be the other and make just as much sense.