September 20, 201312 yr I foresee loads of compensation claims. http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/10681466.New_cycle_lane_opens_____on_a_pavement/?ref=ms
September 20, 201312 yr Author I think they are making a 'Pedestrian' one next to it. Where? On the fucking road, probably. Mindless dumbfucks.
September 20, 201312 yr I think they are making a 'Pedestrian' one next to it. The article says it is for both
September 20, 201312 yr I'm liking how they're seeming quite smug and are patting themselves on the back by coming up with such a genius idea.
September 20, 201312 yr Great idea I look forward to kicking folks off their bikes A regular pastime for me and my mother up Rivi.
September 20, 201312 yr Author I'm liking how they're seeming quite smug and are patting themselves on the back by coming up with such a genius idea. Next week they're relocating the alcohol rehab unit to Bolton Cricket Club's function room.
September 20, 201312 yr Where? On the fucking road, probably. Mindless dumbfucks. Left side of the picture, looks like something is getting built.
September 20, 201312 yr makes sense... your not allowed on the pavement on a bike, so its a way of saying," you can do here ", you still have to use care and attention and pedestrians get priority..
September 20, 201312 yr Author Left side of the picture, looks like something is getting built. A building, perhaps?
September 20, 201312 yr makes sense... your not allowed on the pavement on a bike, so its a way of saying," you can do here ", you still have to use care and attention and pedestrians get priority.. I see a flaw in your argument
September 24, 201312 yr well, this thread is as good as any road near us has been closed now for 2 weeks i say closed but it isn't actually as us locals know and are still driving through the obstacles however, bury (i presume) have now decided to close the road that runs parallel to it, albeit about quarter of a mile away, meaning that of 4 main routes from here to bury, 2 are now closed and 1 takes forever to get to i'll just have to go through before 10 to 8 in the morning, i guess Edited September 24, 201312 yr by Casino
September 24, 201312 yr Also just to say shared footpath and cycle routes are fairly commonplace around the country. Just another nothing story from the Ben
September 24, 201312 yr well, this thread is as good as any road near us has been closed now for 2 weeks i say closed but it isn't actually as us locals know and are still driving through the obstacles however, bury (i presume) have now decided to close the road that runs parallel to it, albeit about quarter of a mile away, meaning that of 4 main routes from here to bury, 2 are now closed and 1 takes forever to get to i'll just have to go through before 10 to 8 in the morning, i guess Its bollocks and is putting 20 mins on my journey each morning.
September 24, 201312 yr well, this thread is as good as any road near us has been closed now for 2 weeks i say closed but it isn't actually as us locals know and are still driving through the obstacles however, bury (i presume) have now decided to close the road that runs parallel to it, albeit about quarter of a mile away, meaning that of 4 main routes from here to bury, 2 are now closed and 1 takes forever to get to i'll just have to go through before 10 to 8 in the morning, i guess Be extra careful as any damage won't be covered by your insurance. Once you drive past the road closed sign your insurance is invalid.
September 24, 201312 yr Looks like they gave up waiting for a picture of an actual cyclist using it - they should have got that granny to squat over the bike symbol on the floor to try and make it look like someone was actually using it. Also where do I ride my peddle'n'pop?
September 24, 201312 yr Also just to say shared footpath and cycle routes are fairly commonplace around the country. Just another nothing story from the Ben Very true, it's just printing a story for the sake of it. There are quite a few "shared" paths down near to where I live and they've been here for absolutely years, it's nothing new Edited September 24, 201312 yr by CWP
September 24, 201312 yr Be extra careful as any damage won't be covered by your insurance. Once you drive past the road closed sign your insurance is invalid. dependent on who put the sign there would result in a different offence, if any, being committed if you drove past it, but it doesnt invalidate your insurance. true , insurance companies may argue you shouldnt have been there and not pay in certain circumstances. but you are still covered for legal purposes.
September 24, 201312 yr dependent on who put the sign there would result in a different offence, if any, being committed if you drove past it, but it doesnt invalidate your insurance. true , insurance companies may argue you shouldnt have been there and not pay in certain circumstances. but you are still covered for legal purposes. True but as insurane companies tend to use any reason to get out of paying. driving down a closed road is a very easy get out for them and would result in a big wrangle to get your money.
September 24, 201312 yr Author Very true, it's just printing a story for the sake of it. There are quite a few "shared" paths down near to where I live and they've been here for absolutely years, it's nothing new Not in the town centre of the world's biggest town, though?
I foresee loads of compensation claims.
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/10681466.New_cycle_lane_opens_____on_a_pavement/?ref=ms