Is it actually a bike lane?Red Rider wrote:I talked to a council's ranger services last week about a truck and car parked in a bike lane. They said that they couldn't do anything about it as it isn't against the law. But they said there are imminent changes to state law to rectify the situation.
Parking across marked bike lanes
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wellington_street
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Re: Parking across marked bike lanes
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Red Rider
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Re: Parking across marked bike lanes
Having a look this evening, I don't think so technically speaking. It doesn't have the correct signage at the start an end. It looks like a duck, it quacks like a duck, but it's actually a cormorant.wellington_street wrote:Is it actually a bike lane?Red Rider wrote:I talked to a council's ranger services last week about a truck and car parked in a bike lane. They said that they couldn't do anything about it as it isn't against the law. But they said there are imminent changes to state law to rectify the situation.
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wellington_street
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Re: Parking across marked bike lanes
Thats usually the biggest hurdle. Which section is the problem?Red Rider wrote:Having a look this evening, I don't think so technically speaking. It doesn't have the correct signage at the start an end. It looks like a duck, it quacks like a duck, but it's actually a cormorant.wellington_street wrote:Is it actually a bike lane?Red Rider wrote:I talked to a council's ranger services last week about a truck and car parked in a bike lane. They said that they couldn't do anything about it as it isn't against the law. But they said there are imminent changes to state law to rectify the situation.
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