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You just have to be careful. It's not such a problem. Bikes are also supposed to ride on the side of the road or on the bike paths.
by sschueller 7y ago
You just have to be careful. It's not such a problem. Bikes are also supposed to ride on the side of the road or on the bike paths.
- IdontRememberIt 7y agoIt is an issue. When the tram or you turn and the angle is too small.
- jen729w 7y agoI live in Melbourne where cyclists and trams co-exist quite happily. It’s unusual for someone to be hurt by a tram. Contrast with the carnage that is cars v. bikes in London.
- IdontRememberIt 7y agoSorry, I was not clear. The danger does not come from the tram but from the tracks. It is not unusual to see people falling (when they cross the tracks at a too low angle) especially when wet and/or icy/snowy and/or thin tires and/or not attentive (mobile phone...).