Greenwich Park has removed the "No Cycling" signs either side of the
two main entrances to the park.
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On 1 May, 19:07, Tom Crispin <[email hidden]>
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Greenwich Park has removed the "No Cycling" signs either side of the
two main entrances to the park.And I never even got to see the ones at the bottom of the hill ...
In truth, those at Blackheath Gate were offensive for aesthetic
reasons
as much as for anything else - quite strikingly inappropriateJohn
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On 1 May, 19:07, Tom Crispin <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Greenwich Park has removed the "No Cycling" signs either side of the
two main entrances to the park.And I never even got to see the ones at the bottom of the hill ...
In truth, those at Blackheath Gate were offensive for aesthetic
reasons
as much as for anything else - quite strikingly inappropriateIn contrast, the speed limit signs are tiny.
www.johnballcycling.org.uk/photos/limit -
Tom Crispin said the following on 02/05/2008 07:05:
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In contrast, the speed limit signs are tiny.
www.johnballcycling.org.uk/photos/limitI thought there were laid down rules regarding sizes and positioning of
these sorts of signs for them to be legal.--
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Tom Crispin said the following on 02/05/2008 07:05:
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In contrast, the speed limit signs are tiny.
www.johnballcycling.org.uk/photos/limitI thought there were laid down rules regarding sizes and positioning of
these sorts of signs for them to be legal.There are for road limits, but they don't apply to bikes AFAIK.
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Tom Crispin said the following on 02/05/2008 07:05:
Quoted message said:
In contrast, the speed limit signs are tiny.
www.johnballcycling.org.uk/photos/limitI thought there were laid down rules regarding sizes and positioning
of these sorts of signs for them to be legal.There are for road limits, but they don't apply to bikes AFAIK.
ISTR that speed limits apply to bikes in royal parks. However IMHO
anyone doing more than 30mph on a bike in a park like Greenwich is going
too fast, especially down some of those hills.
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