Hit them with their ignorance of the law--hard. The highest administrative court in the country has spoken. :)
Interesting. But (from reading the article), doesn't that mean they can still enforce it under conditions, where it's dangerous etc? So how will that work, how as a cyclist will I know where I can choose not to use the cycle lane, and where I have to?
At least it's a step up from mandatory cycle lanes everywhere.
Interesting. But (from reading the article), doesn't that mean they can still enforce it under conditions, where it's dangerous etc? So how will that work, how as a cyclist will I know where I can choose not to use the cycle lane, and where I have to?
At least it's a step up from mandatory cycle lanes everywhere.