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• #152
The only injury I have ever suffered whilst cycling through the tunnel was when a pedestrian cnut deliberately pushed me off my bike.
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• #153
I agree with @Señor_Bear - I use Woolwich tunnel fairly frequently and there's just no need to cycle down there.
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• #154
^ This.
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• #155
I was passed by a cycling cyclist in the tunnel and he spat - twice !
https://islandhistory.wordpress.com/2015/04/01/greenwich-foot-tunnel/
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• #156
If only there was a way that could have been avoided for you.
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• #157
It takes two minutes to walk it, there is literally no excuse for riding in the tunnel.
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• #158
The tunnels are underwater pavements and we don't cycle on pavements do we ?
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• #159
yeah with NO riding crew but a friend of mine rides if there is no1 in the tunnel (off peak)
Also I initially though Dov was saying no walking bikes either, almost shat on his BMW bonnet.
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• #160
lets go back to issue at hand, why the fuck arent lifts working? why is greenwich removing LTNs?
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• #161
Suspect Lewisham will do the same.
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• #162
You gotta feel for the people who have their traffic 10x overnight from LTNs popping up around them.
Go down Croxted Rd any weekday morning now. It’s bumper to bumper.
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• #163
We do when someone arbitrarily paints a bicycle symbol on them and declares them ‘shared use’.
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• #164
we have a consultation on at the moment, really hope they dont :(
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• #165
The lift operators had it right: be a dick, and you're walking up the stairs; ride slowly or scoot, give way to pedestrians or walk when it's busy, and you're fine to get in the lift.
Yes. I remember.
Courteous cycling permitted - pedestrians have priority - Now that is a great idea but the problem is a society of fuck you you can't stop me. So we make laws for the lowest common denominator.
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• #166
I used to use the tunnel, with no lifts, and cycled when there was no one else in the tunnel, if there was someone there I pushed the bike.
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• #167
If you work deliveroo/uber eats in the cutty sark area there are often orders that require you to cross the river (or at least they did) - there's only so many you can decline on a shift...
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• #168
Amazingly, the lifts are still out of action, which won't be news to regular users, but I hadn't been through there for a while before this week.
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• #169
It's not really amazing, it's Greenwich council.
Next time you're there, stand in Cutty Sark Gardens and ask yourself 'is this what a world heritage site is supposed to be like'?
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• #170
Greenwich council are blaming brexit as the parts are coming from Germany.
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• #171
Choice words.
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• #172
Probably Schindler's lift
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• #173
Greenwich council are blaming brexit as the parts are coming from Germany.
I reckon there are engineering firms in Charlton that could fabricate any part they could possibly need. It's a lift, not a space shuttle.
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• #174
It's not a question of replicating a part, it's a question of would the insurance company allow that part to be used on the lift.
And they won't.
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• #175
That might be what the Council are saying but that’s not how it works
If width is the criteria 2 peds and 2 peds pushing bicycles would be wider.
If every cyclist pushed all the way, the space would be fuller overall.