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Cycling farcility

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  1. Yet another in the long list of [censored] cycling farcilities. Last week I
    was in Newark (Notts, not Noo Joizy), driving along the London Road
    from the A1.

    The adjacent pavement was split into a pedestrian bit and a cycling
    bit with a line of standard issue magic paint to separate the
    pedestrians from the cyclists. Naturally at each side road (and
    possibly driveway) the cycle path was festooned with give way
    signs,making sure those pesky cyclists were kept in their place.

    The best bit, however, was where the pavement/cycle path went passed a
    school. A sign saying "Cyclists dismount during times of high
    pedestrian activity" or simla.

    Marvellous.

    Tim

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