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Bike lane layout on Hills Road railway bridge

8th Dec 2014 by
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  • 8th Dec 2014 at 10:32pm
    Winded: It's the same on Huntingdon Road, the planners in Cambridge seem to like layouts like that.
  • 9th Dec 2014 at 12:41am
    Badger: Hanneke, the drivers seem to think so. I posted this to comment on last night's incident; I was turning left, so did what I'm meant to do and continue in the left hand lane. A driver cut hard across me and yelled YOU SHOULD BE IN THE CYCLE LANE
  • 9th Dec 2014 at 12:42am
    Badger: I was in the right place, and even Q Mac probably wouldn't think being in the wrong lane should carry the death penalty even if I wasn't...


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