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Cycle Lane from School

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  1. I happened to be passing a school as the children were
    coming out. All the parents cars were parked opposite in a
    long line blocking the cycle lane. One pupil trying to cycle
    home had to pass the cars in the road. I intend to report
    this presumably daily occurrence Monday. PK

  2. peter.kidwell said:

    I happened to be passing a school as the children were
    coming out. All the parents cars were parked opposite in a
    long line blocking the cycle lane. One pupil trying to
    cycle home had to pass the cars in the road. I intend to
    report this presumably daily occurrence Monday. PK


    you never know, they might even do summat about it. My son's
    school has (shamefully) only recently had the yellow zigzags
    painted outside. For the first few days, parents carried on
    parking outside the school as normal. Then a police car
    appeared most days, and sat opposite the school during
    arrival & home times. Parking on the yellow zigzags has
    pretty much stopped, even when the police aren't there.

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    Then a police car appeared most days, and sat opposite the
    school during arrival & home times. Parking on the yellow
    zigzags has pretty much stopped, even when the police
    aren't there.


    For the moment! Until the first parent that is "only
    stopping for a moment" does it, and then the next and then
    the next and...

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