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Those of us that have been dealing with drivers for the last 30 years and are moving substantially quicker aren't going to want to sit in queues of other cyclists.
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Yeah and those of us been riding with drivers for years can pop out of the bollards and keep riding with the drivers.
Yes some may hoot and gesticulate to get in the cycle lane. That's their problem not mine.In fact designer Brian Deegan expects faster riders to ride with the drivers letting the nodders to move at their own chosen pace
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Yeah, but we're talking about the cycle lanes.
More people will use the cycle lanes, that's good for them. Those of us that have been dealing with drivers for the last 30 years and are moving substantially quicker aren't going to want to sit in queues of other cyclists. I quite like the fully separate bike lanes near Ealing common that allow passing of slower riders but if you start sticking bollards up, or raising curbs, then that becomes a problem.