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Hello, I am new to the forum, and new to the murky world of PCNs, can anyone help. I spent 3 seconds unintentionally in a bus lane in Merton (Wimbledon). I gained no advantage over the transgression, I simply followed the natural flow of the traffic.
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Started by matstones on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pepipoo):
Additionally, the lane itself is marked with red tarmac and the required thick white) you are assuming that it is the bit of bus lane outside Copperfields bookshop, where the sign been caught in a bus lane down there....
Times.
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Quick question - what is the status of a cycle lane with a broken line that is signed with the blue cycle lane sign (but has no times). This sign seems to be randomly erected on the route.
The cycle lane is "contained: within a bus lane that is operational...
Started by BrianD on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at boards):
The section after the next junction has a blue cycle lane sign (but still....
When a local authority wants to mark a cycle lane within a bus lane is signed as a bus lane (with times).
It does not apply to the parking bays.
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Right am leaving Waterford heading to carrick come to the new bridge roundabout , Left lane has left and straight arrow on road , right lane has straight arrow . Am heading to carrick what lane to be in and what's the correct procedure going around that...
Started by decies on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at boards):
Am heading to carrick what lane to....
With the roads, layouts etc), had come on from the Carrick side, in the left hand lane (signed and marked lane has left and straight arrow on road , right lane has straight arrow .
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Wonder if someone could help me with this one. The roundabout has 3 exits - left, straight on and right. There are 2 lanes on approach to the roundabout but only one lane on each of the three exits. There are no markings on either of the two lanes on ...
Started by weehazey on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at advanced-driving):
I understandTechnically, I would usually say that you are right - left hand lane for the first 2 exits, and welcome to the forum,
When going....
And I suspect where, if it happens enough, the lane is eventually marked left turn only.
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Posted 09 March 2012 - 19:29
There is a roundabout nearby that I regularly use and there seems to be confusion over which lane to approach in. Coming from the west road, and exiting to the exit on the east but the 2nd lane. I reckon that this is the 3...
Started by watts93 on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at briskoda):
Code say unless marked use the left hand lane to go straight over?
Slightly OT but how do I link on the approach is straight onto the M1 (it's the only lane that's marked, and it's only marked "M1(N)") so canPosted ....
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The governor of Florida just signed into law HB 971, which requires cyclists to ride in a bike lane if it's available.
What is your opinion on this? Are bike lanes safer than riding on the road? Are we more or less visible? Are bike lanes too close to...
Started by Xyrith on
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by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bicycling):
I'm not a big fan of bike lanes myself of the road regardless of....
If there's a lane, use it.
Another road has the bike laneSeems to make sense to me .
It was the shoulder of the road that was just re-marked as a bike lane).
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Yesterday, in boarding UA300 ORD-HNL, I noticed that UA had set up a series of parallel lanes for boarding. The left lane was for First/GS/1K the next lane was for Premier Access priority boarding, and then the next series of lanes were for the remaining...
Started by HiIslands on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at milepoint):
The left lane was for First/GS/1K the next lane was for Premier Access priority boarding marked and all ....
The left lane was for First/GS/1K the next lane was for Premier Access.
Of parallel lanes for boarding.
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As a visitor to your fair town it might take a lot to drag me onto the regional forum to have a gripe about something but the new Cycle lanes on the Strandhill road irked me quite a lot today.
Here's the thing. They are either too wide or the people who...
Started by Beer Baron on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at boards):
I know I'd be staying....
Also, on the way into Sligo, where the cycle of you .
There's a foot wide section between the cycle lane and the yellow hard shoulder of the driving lane which I suppose they could squeeze into.
Are supposed to walk.
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Since to my mind, bus lanes are yet another part of the war on the motorist, hugely increasing road congestion and inconveniencing most road users, this brought a smile to my face:
APRIL 16, 2012
Private cab firm says it will ignore restrictions on using...
Started by mike848 on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pepipoo):
The latest though is that TfL have issued ....
I could comment on Leon Daniel's.
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So much for decriminalisation, eh Lee challenegd the use of the M4 bus lane by private hire cars.
Against anyone using a bus lane when not allowed to do so.
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As you are likely to be aware, the Western Australian Road Traffic Code 2000 has no specific regulations concerning lane splitting. Rather, the Road traffic Code has a number of regulations relating to how drivers, (who also include motorcycle riders)...
Started by GP and the Fergs on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at perthstreetbikes):
? What it is about is better relations between bike riders... .
Its not about the fact i cant lane split etc .
Specific lane, create a big motorcycle waiting box at the front of the cars at traffic lights, so some people you got the wrong idea .
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