"They really are quite silly sometimes. I have more trouble walking beside my bike - it makes me much wider and more likely to snag the handlebars on a balustrade - than I have cycling slowly and carefully through narrow sections like the Uni…"
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Permanent cyclists dismount signs on pathways
Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul Anderson Jun 26. 19 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all, just a query about the status of permanent signs with "Cyclists Dismount" on them. There are a few variations and these are often seen around railway lines and crossings and there is a sign…Continue
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"There are at least two signs on the Linear Park just past the Hackney Bridge as you ride east. One is at a wooden bridge over the Torrens and the other at a narrow wooden platform a 100 metres on. The solution is for the councils to rebuild sections…"
Gillo replied to Equal2lance's discussion Lost for words on this one."So pedestrians are worthy of protection from falling debris and cyclists aren't. The protective cover should be extended out further so that anyone using the path is protected."
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