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• #27
Had a "chat" with a cabbie last night on this - I asked him why he used a cycle lane & he told me to piss off - told him to calm down, which he did.
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• #28
When the line is dotted or dashed whatever you call it, any vehicle can use it. I have noticed a lot of mopeds on the CS7, specially on Clapham High Street.
The traffic has gone crazy. Balham to Clapham South in the morning is now stationary most days.
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• #29
Is CS8 a mandatory lane on the Embankment? I have only used the one after Chelsea Bridge going East. It stops just before the first junction (where I turn).
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• #30
Yep its a hard white lined off blue lane - starting (westbound) at Lambeth Bridge
It must get to taxi drivers as it has now caused bottlenecks outside millbank and just past Vauxhall bridge - whereas you can cycle past the fuming drivers in the tranquil blue lane.
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• #31
I just searched for this because I got so pissed off at a fucking moped driver today. He came riding up the narrow green bike lane southbound on Latchmere Road and then stopped in the ASL. AGH! I yelled at him to stay out of the bike lane because he wasn't a cyclist. He said, So? So what? What's the problem? Moped drivers can be so shitty.
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• #32
Ha, this topic re-surfacing is timely! This Wednesday I was surprised by a blue and white Suzuki coming down a multi-use path which is not near any roads at all. Came round a blind, sharp S-Bend (admittedly not fast) but freaked me out somewhat!
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• #33
Likewise, i regularly see someone on a motorbike riding over a footbridge (hairpin ramps and all) near me. I'm going the other way. It saves him a 9 mile detour.
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• #34
I just searched for this because I got so pissed off at a fucking moped driver today. He came riding up the narrow green bike lane southbound on Latchmere Road and then stopped in the ASL.
Moped/motorbikes shouldn't be in the ASL, right? But they can use bike lanes can't they? Like shared use ones for cabs, bikes and buses?
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• #35
Bike lanes as in green skinny ones? - No
Shared use (bus lanes) - Yes
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• #36
ta. ASL?
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• #37
ASL- no.
I think that any traffic can use a cycle lane with a broken white line dividing it from the rest of the road, not sure about those with a solid white line.
I suspect any traffic can use those as well, otherwise you'd see "bus land and cycle lane" camera signs.
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• #38
Not illegal to stop in an ASL, only to 'creep' into one once you've already stopped. Annoying but makes sense practically speaking.
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• #39
I think we 2 wheelers should be more tolerant with each other. Multiple times bikers p.ss me off big times also.
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• #40
Thought I would dredge this up as motorbikes and moped drivers seem to be in cycle lanes more and more.
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• #41
I've not noticed any increase. Could it be one rider on your particular stretch of road?
Yeah, i see that every day as well.
They aren't allowed to but nobody is there to stop them.