11-07-13, 09:02 AM
(11-07-13, 07:50 AM)Punkstig link Wrote: We shouldn't be riding in any cycle lanes solid line or broken, only enter a cycle lane with a broken lane to avoid an accident!
Although we all know in town we use them when we shouldn't (like on upper Thames)
I've been avoiding doing this as I've seen many being pulled for it!
As for your question I can't pinpoint from the top of my head the markings- but clarify which way as riding east would be left to right
Right to left is heading west!
You're right...travelling West - was up at 5am!
As far as I knew, a dotted line meant you can enter the lane (as it is leading up to the junction) and use it as you can a chevroned area with dotted lines. However, I think I've just been proved wrong. I never use a lane when its a solid line.
If you've seen riders being pulled for riding inside a dotted line then I'm going to have to learn to adjust to this one also.
Christ I hate London but it's where the work is :'(
Those are my principles...if you don't like them I have others.