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Posted by Ttaskmaster - Mon 16 Mar 2020 12:38
E-Scooters…. for people who lack the balls to ride a motorcycle, and the figure to look good in Lycraâ„¢!! :lol:
Posted by DanceswithUnix - Mon 16 Mar 2020 12:51
Is it time to bring back the Sinclair C5?
Posted by Ttaskmaster - Mon 16 Mar 2020 15:28
DanceswithUnix
Is it time to bring back the Sinclair C5?

Sinclair C5… for people who lack the street cred to ride a Quasar!! :D
Posted by Gentle Viking - Mon 16 Mar 2020 18:11
Just painting a bit of road don't make it a cycle path, at least not one car drivers will respect.
You need a curb at least 4 inches tall to deter car drivers from going where they do not belong,,,, and vice versa.
And i hope they also put a speed limit on the scooters and E-bicycles, here it is 25 km/h as those are supposed to share the bicycle paths with those guys and the slow mopeds.
And all of them have nothing to do in car lanes otherwise, not even if you are wearing spandex and think you are all that.
Lesser things to keep traffic separated will not happen / work before the human element of transport are completely removed.
Posted by TeePee - Mon 16 Mar 2020 18:47
If they were serious about fixing congestion, then the answer is to roll out motorcycle/scooter lanes to encourage people to switch..
Posted by Jonj1611 - Mon 16 Mar 2020 19:03
Gentle Viking;4184690
Just painting a bit of road don't make it a cycle path, at least not one car drivers will respect.
You need a curb at least 4 inches tall to deter car drivers from going where they do not belong,,,, and vice versa.

British roads just aren't built for something like that
Posted by kalniel - Tue 17 Mar 2020 08:46
The problem around Cambridge with e-Scooters is almost entirely down to riders going through red lights, same as regular cyclists, but most pedestrians know how to dodge pedal cycles OK - ebikes are becoming a problem too as they're going a lost faster (modifyied ‘off road only’ ones being quite prevalent)