Linthorpe Road disruption

[Stocko]

The cyclists won't be able to shop as they've not put in any safe & secure places to lock your bike up..

They just needed to look how the Dutch do it & copy that..

I was thinking about the way the Dutch do it, but the difference is, the Dutch roads, especially in the main towns are much wider than Linthorpe Road.

 

[Norfolkred1]

Looks like they have completed this little white elephant. Drove down last night and I'm sure I saw Pavement-Cycle lane-parking. How long before we see scratches, push bikers knocked off or damaged wing mirrors. I could be wrong then again this is MBC.

 

[Nobby_Barnes]

I’d like to know who actually is going to bike in and for what reason ? It can only be for work as you can’t carry shopping back on your bike. Also are they providing safe secure bike storage as I would never ever leave my bike in town ans I’ll be honest wouldn’t really feel at ease biking there .

You can leave you're bike secure in Mbro Cycle Centre in the Bus station

 

[thewanderer]

Looks like they have completed this little white elephant. Drove down last night and I'm sure I saw Pavement-Cycle lane-parking. How long before we see scratches, push bikers knocked off or damaged wing mirrors. I could be wrong then again this is MBC.

Pointless building cycle lanes if they are just going to let ignorant motorists park there with no consequences

 

[Norfolkred1]

Pointless building cycle lanes if they are just going to let ignorant motorists park there with no consequences

In places there is a kerb-cycle lane-parking slot, so the cycle has to pass between the kerb and the passenger side of the car.

 

[BlindBoyGrunt]

In places there is a kerb-cycle lane-parking slot, so the cycle has to pass between the kerb and the passenger side of the car.

Is this more dangerous than passing the driver side of a car whilst being overtaken by a bus?