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Coloured road i ront of traffic lights
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At some lights there is a maroon coloured area with a white painted bike sign on it. What's it for?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I dunno but I bet the bike crowd has got their friends in the authorities to give them another privilege. It's not special colours used for the old, "ha ha ha you took ages trying to get around this cyclist so we are now allowing them to push in at the lights so you can got though it all again" trick, is it ?
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I like your suspicious thought process on these things OG. To look at the upside: cycle-paths and special areas for bikes make it much harder to kill cyclists, therefore saving you (or anyone) the hassle of court & jail / dragging the body away and burying it in the wood, making up an alibi and never speaking of that day at Clapham Junction until you repent on your death-bed.
i think it is good that they are looking after the cyclist
http://www.telegraph....rtest-cycle-lane.html
http://www.telegraph....rtest-cycle-lane.html
if cyclists followed all the signs they may hit a post or two
http://homepage.ntlwo...-of-the-month/CCL.jpg
http://homepage.ntlwo...-of-the-month/CCL.jpg
I'll admit it.... but those boxes annoy me!
You spend ages stuck behind a cyclist, eventually you're able to overtake them safely (I won't overtake bikes right close to them, so there has to be a gap in oncoming traffic) and then you get to a set of lights and the cyclist trundles to the front so the car drivers are stuck behind them for ages again.
You spend ages stuck behind a cyclist, eventually you're able to overtake them safely (I won't overtake bikes right close to them, so there has to be a gap in oncoming traffic) and then you get to a set of lights and the cyclist trundles to the front so the car drivers are stuck behind them for ages again.
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