it is also an old picture as the lights on No 1 London bridge ( middle top) were removed in 2012. by moi .
Vandal.
it is also an old picture as the lights on No 1 London bridge ( middle top) were removed in 2012. by moi .
I was out riding today when i stopped at some temporary roadworks traffic light. I waited patiently for the lights to turn to green then i set off, trying as hard as i could,in a stiff headwind,to get past the roadworks and let the cars behind pass me. The stretch of roadworks was about 100 yards and the road was too narrow to let anyone attempt to overtake me so i rode in primary till i passed them. Maybe if i'd have set off on red,when i saw the traffic stop at the other lights i would not have held the traffic up and felt that "grrr!! get a move on" feeling,but if i had set off on red maybe i would have felt that "you've jumped a red light" feeling as the cars behind caught me up?
What would you do .Wait till green shows or jump the lights to get out the way of the traffic behind?
nah part of the refurb of the block. took a fair few RFIs to get an answer on getting them removed but they were isolated in Apr 2012 and removed late september so the roof could be replacedVandal.
An opportunity to praise @buggi again, who persuaded our company, a not insignificant digger up of roads, to stop putting up "cyclist dismount" signs and start putting up these instead. Along with fitting extra mirrors and cameras to lorries.These should be mandatory where there are roadworks.
What do you do on a section that is too long for you to get through before the lights change back?
It's happened to me a couple of times.
That's why I like to be at the front in those ones, so although I'm holding up the traffic, I've got the most time to get through, and it's obvious that I haven't jumped the lights. Otherwise see if there is an alternative route.That's a killer when it happens! Maybe it's not a good idea as some suggest,to wave a few cars through if the stretch of roadworks is a long one?
It shouldn't need signs to explain it.
An opportunity to praise @buggi again, who persuaded our company, a not insignificant digger up of roads, to stop putting up "cyclist dismount" signs and start putting up these instead. Along with fitting extra mirrors and cameras to lorries.
I don't have that limitation. See, I have a cross bike so I use it to make drivers crossI stick to the road. Even when it says cyclists use the pavement. I have a road bike so it stays on the road.
I don't have that limitation. See, I have a cross bike so I use it to make drivers cross
That's all very well if you get all our dental treatment on the NHS, but so many of us have had to go private.t, hitch your braces over the wing mirror of the last one so you get a tow off him..