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In London there are plenty of cycle lanes. A lot of cyclists still ride on pavements or in the road. Red lights are often shared by both cycle lanes and vehicle
by PaulRobinson 4y ago
In London there are plenty of cycle lanes. A lot of cyclists still ride on pavements or in the road. Red lights are often shared by both cycle lanes and vehicle lanes. Cars stop at reds more than 99.99% of the time. Cyclists less than 90% of the time.
- _Wintermute 4y agoThat's easy to check, and very wrong. > (A Transport For London camera study of 7,500 cyclists at five junctions found in 2007 that, contrary to popular perception, most cyclists do not run reds: 84% of the cyclists stopped at red traffic lights
- anthony_d 4y ago> That's easy to check, and very wrong. It looks a lot like you actually agreed with the parent. Was there a disagreement I missed?
- _Wintermute 4y agoNo you're correct, I misread. I thought the parent comment was saying 90% ignore red lights.