Bus lane red lights.

**The Stranger:Me** · 11th August 2009, 16:33

Originally Posted by Big Dave

Advice is worth what you pay for it.

Thanks for the advice Big Dave.

**bogan** · 11th August 2009, 16:33

Originally Posted by The Stranger

So to summarise, in typical KB fashion you are prepared to make a statement but not back it up.

Do you have a reference to back up you statement?

**Big Dave** · 11th August 2009, 16:34

Originally Posted by The Stranger

Thanks for the advice Big Dave.

And a warm welcome to the intarnet.

Where would you look? Is the code online?

**Edbear** · 11th August 2009, 16:41

Originally Posted by Big Dave

Advice is worth what you pay for it.

Especially on KB...

You know, I tend to look things up myself if not sure...

**The Stranger:Me** · 11th August 2009, 16:44

Originally Posted by bogan

Do you have a reference to back up you statement?

Can you read?
I noted it was as i "understand" i.e. I gave an opinion, not a statement, I then set out why in a following post.

**boomer** · 11th August 2009, 16:45

Originally Posted by Big Dave

And a warm welcome to the intarnet.

Where would you look? Is the code online?

you want flied lice you plick..??!

**Ixion** · 11th August 2009, 16:45

Originally Posted by PirateJafa

No, it is not solely for buses. The green "B" light is for all users of the bus lane.

green "B" or white "B". There are both. A green light is a green light, traffic in the B -us lane may proceed. A white light is specific to buses only they may prcoeed. (There are also , in theory white "T" lights for trams!) .

And no I can't be arsed going finding the legislation

**Big Dave** · 11th August 2009, 16:49

Originally Posted by Ixion

green "B" or white "B". There are both. A green light is a green light, traffic in the B -us lane may proceed. A white light is specific to buses only they may prcoeed. (There are also , in theory white "T" lights for trams!) .

And no I can't be arsed going finding the legislation

Thank you. Taken as read.

(But I liked Boomer's answer best.)

**PirateJafa** · 11th August 2009, 16:51

Originally Posted by boomer

so.. in a sentence.. NO you don't !

No, you do, just don't stop afterward you pussy.

Originally Posted by The Stranger

So to summarise, in typical KB fashion you are prepared to make a statement but not back it up.

I'm not your fucking mother.

**bogan** · 11th August 2009, 16:53

Originally Posted by The Stranger

Can you read?
I noted it was as i "understand" i.e. I gave an opinion, not a statement, I then set out why in a following post.

I can skim read

, though it appears the effictiveness is somewhat questionable

**Big Dave** · 11th August 2009, 16:54

Originally Posted by PirateJafa

I'm not your fucking mother.

You just ride like her. :-P

**PirateJafa** · 11th August 2009, 17:08

Originally Posted by Big Dave

You just ride like her. :-P

That's what she said.

**Jantar** · 11th August 2009, 17:11

Originally Posted by p.dath

The bus lane regulations (aka, weather you can be in them or not for a start) vary from city to city, and are not controlled by the LTSA per-see.

The LTSA does regulate the actual lights though - but you may find that the city you are in does not permit you to be in the bus lane if it is marked in that way.

Regulations or bylaws cannot overide legislation. And Legislation states that motorcycles can use bus lanes unless specifically prohitied by signs saying that. A traffic light on a bus lane applies to all vehicles legally allowed to use that lane, and that includes motorcycles.

If a city decides that motorcycles are not permitted to use a bus lane then the legidlation allows that, but the city must erect signs saying "Bus Lane Motorcycles Prohibited". Its simple enough that even most city councils can understand it.