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I'd say so. I would also say it's a really bad design though, because as a pedestrian at the crossroads I have no indication that I should be expecting bikes, so I'd probably get pretty annoyed if someone cycled at me - only to learn there was a vague marking 50m down the road indicating that this is what you're allowed to do.
Different question, when you go onto the crossing on Street View, you can see a 'bike lane' sign. What exactly is this pointing at / signalling?
SwissChap-
Different question, when you go onto the crossing on Street View, you can see a 'bike lane' sign. What exactly is this pointing at / signalling?
I don't know what that indicates, either. There's a lot of signage like this that's problematic because it may have been turned, repositioned when there was a footway redesign or resurfacing (contractors often not knowing what to do with existing assets and engineers being neglectful about those), or just gone astray in other ways. I wouldn't worry too much about it. :)
Oliver Schick
Does the 'bike lane on the pavement' marking on the left mean that bikes can hop onto the pavement and ignore the light if turning left?
Seen others do it but assumed they were RLJing.
Realised I don't know what that type of road marking means.