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Why wouldn't a human driver be ticketed for blocking a bike lane?
by davidt84 2y ago
Why wouldn't a human driver be ticketed for blocking a bike lane?
- jyap 2y agoThe human could discuss with the officer and say they were waiting for someone or be asked to move on out of the bike lane. The difference being the human interaction.
- TillE 2y agoThere's a difference between parking and standing.
- davidt84 2y agoThey both block the bike lane
- Dylan16807 2y agoFor different amounts of time. You'd want to add more specific timelines for a driverless car, but there's a real difference and there's a reason lots of places allow standing but not parking.
- TillE 2y agoOK? I have no idea about the particular municipal laws about temporarily blocking bike lanes, but that's exactly the difference the OP was describing.
- dayjah 2y agoIn SF licensed Taxicabs can pick up / drop off in bike lanes. I learned this by being overly aggro to a taxi driver when I was a cyclist in SF. Credit to the driver for calmly talking me through the rules. http://www.sfbike.org/images/taxi_truck_flyers/taxi_flyer_FINAL.pdf http://www.sfbike.org/images/taxi_truck_flyers/taxi_flyer_FI...