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Thread: Grid lock and bicycle lanes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    now that's a rather defeatist attitude...
    Its take the day off to be the guy who takes a knife to a gunfight or pay what....$150 and move on.....

    Been there done that....its a waste of time.

    I'm still bitter about the $60 for parking in a 'clearway' for a kabab, Neilson St Kababs are still boycotted.
    DeMyer's Laws - an argument that consists primarily of rambling quotes isn't worth bothering with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    now that's a rather defeatist attitude...
    You think he "might" lose in court .. ?? Personally ... I don't think he has an argument that will stand up in court.

    He could however ... TAKE the issue to court and prove me wrong.

    But the whinger that he is ... knows he'll lose.

    And then ... get an even bigger fine.
    When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...

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    FJRider, do you have some history on which basis you're calling me a whinger (as the person who bumped this thread) or do you simply have a big mouth as overcompensation for something else being withered and non-functional?

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    Quote Originally Posted by babysteps View Post
    I was at a public event that you attended Rastus Cat. You were in uniform and the question of bike lanes was raised directly to you. Your reply was that it was acceptable as long as it was within 50mtrs of an intersection or traffic light.

    Could you please clarify that.
    Almost correct.

    Legally you can travel up to 50 metres in a cycle lane immediately prior to a left turn.

    No, you can't hop in and out at 49 metre intervals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    you are just on top form recently there rastarse. new hooker or at the shop something?
    Vote Rastuscat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rastuscat View Post
    Almost correct.

    Legally you can travel up to 50 metres in a cycle lane immediately prior to a left turn.

    No, you can't hop in and out at 49 metre intervals.
    Assuming of course ... there are no cyclists in it at the time ...
    When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    Assuming of course ... there are no cyclists in it at the time ...
    They get priority.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hubris View Post
    FJRider, do you have some history on which basis you're calling me a whinger (as the person who bumped this thread) or do you simply have a big mouth as overcompensation for something else being withered and non-functional?
    You started the history ...

    After THIS post ... tell us again how you were lane splitting.

    Quote Originally Posted by Hubris View Post
    I'll bump this old tread, as I've just received an infraction for lane splitting on the left side of cars (ie the designated bicycle lane). As others have said, it makes sense from a traffic flow standpoint, it can be done safely without impacting cyclists, however it is a "Lane offence infringement" if they're enforcing things
    But it wasn't "lane splitting" ... it was illegal overtaking. And you "bumped" an extinct thread to whinge. (is this the start of a trend for you) Too lazy to start a new one .. ???

    Whatever way you try to justify it ... the overtake was still illegal.

    Good luck in court ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by rastuscat View Post
    They get priority.
    There will be a few that don't get that bit about cycle lanes. Dried blood is hard to get off the paintwork anyway ...
    When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by rastuscat View Post
    Vote Rastuscat.

    well now i wouldn't get carried away.. still vote ax.
    you can be my minister of sensiblemotorcycling

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