I wonder if Barnet Council might get embarased into answering the aggrieved cyclist's complaint soon. The matter was reported in last week's Edgware & Mill Hill Times (unsure if report available
online)...
It was on line, on 8th July at www.edgewaretimes.co.uk under local news. I don't know whether they stay, though.
I wonder if Barnet Council might get embarased into answering the aggrieved cyclist's complaint soon. The matter was reported in last week's Edgware & Mill Hill Times (unsure if report available
online)...
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It was on line, on 8th July at www.edgewaretimes.co.uk under local news. I don't know whether they stay, though.
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Jeremy Parker
I tried looking for it on thisislocallondon or whatever last night. I still have the hard copy...
The link explains why coloured cycle lanes are A Very Good Thing (The authors seem to really believe this in good faith) and solicits feedback on the use of coloured lanes.
The link explains why coloured cycle lanes are A Very Good Thing (The authors seem to really believe this in good faith) and solicits feedback on the use of coloured lanes.
How do they help thse of us who are colourblind?
By helping non-colourblind drivers avoid driving over the cyclelanes.
authors seem to really believe this in good faith) and solicits feedback on the use of coloured lanes.
How do they help thse of us who are colourblind?
By helping non-colourblind drivers avoid driving over the
cyclelanes.
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But that is a ***bad thing***. If cars avoid driving over the cycle lanes their tyres will never sweep away the debris, while the cars in the adjacent lane will continue to sweep the debris in. We want cars to drive over the same are that cyclists use. Cars drivng over that area are a good thing.