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I mean, on paper you'd have to walk the tunnel. In practice, everyone rides their bike, scooter or whatever in the tunnel. And honestly I find it really hard t
by TheFattestNinja 4y ago
I mean, on paper you'd have to walk the tunnel.
In practice, everyone rides their bike, scooter or whatever in the tunnel. And honestly I find it really hard to blame them: sure it's "forbidden", but I'd do the same if I was them (as long as you are not just speeding like a madman)
- ZeroGravitas 4y agoWhy do they have to walk? Is this a london thing? Or is it just this one tunnel? Answering my own question, it's quite a small, two way traffic tunnel. https://mobile.twitter.com/GreenwichLift/status/1554852180884176899 https://mobile.twitter.com/GreenwichLift/status/155485218088...
- mdpye 4y agoRule of the specific tunnel. Its not particularly spacious...
- MafellUser 4y agoThat's false, Blackwall tunnel is completely banned for non-motor traffic. The pedestrian path way is for emergency use only and it's blocked off at both ends. Going down there with a bike is suicidal and also prohibited. During my 7 years commute on the A2 I have never seen a single bicycle down the tunnel. You sure you're not mistaken for Rotherhithe tunnel? edit: I see you're referring to Greenwich tunnel. Fair points.
- ianpurton 4y agoI am referring to the Greenwich tunnel. Rotherhithe tunnel does allow bikes but it's pretty scarey, you're right next to the cars.