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The thing that really rats me off about cycleways is th all too frequent "Cyclists Dismount"
signs. If I want to walk I'd leave my bike behind.

Over here (NL) such signs are only there to protect road workers from liability, and are only
"advisory". Does the same hold true in Blighty?

I think they are only advisory - they are blue rectangular signs, not round.

There is no such thing as a "you may now remount" sign.

Jeremy Parker

Jeremy Parker said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

The thing that really rats me off about cycleways is th all too frequent "Cyclists Dismount"
signs. If I want to walk I'd leave my bike behind.

Over here (NL) such signs are only there to protect road workers from liability, and are only
"advisory". Does the same hold true in Blighty?

I think they are only advisory - they are blue rectangular signs, not round.

That would be true if the highway code holds court where they are placed.

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There is no such thing as a "you may now remount" sign.

Don't even suggest that to anyone involved in disposing of the councils budget for cycling.

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Jeremy Parker said:

I think they are only advisory - they are blue rectangular signs, not round.

There is no such thing as a "you may now remount" sign.

Hi Jeremy

There are a few round-shaped "get off your bike" signs around here -

or half way over a humped back bridges. They're pointless, at least where they're placed.

Personally, I ignore them.

James

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