This is Kennet station in East Cambs. Cyclists are instructed to get off and walk, but motorcyclists heading for their designated parking past the sign can still ride. http://www.mikecauser.com/images/kennet.jpg
On the plus side Railtrack /have/ put in two sheffield stands and loops for motorcycles to anchor to. The carp ark is full when there are 8 cars in it, but I've never seen more than 6. I have never seen a bike or motorbike there (except mine, posing for the picture).
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This is Kennet station in East Cambs. Cyclists are instructed to get off and walk, but motorcyclists heading for their designated parking past the sign can still ride. http://www.mikecauser.com/images/kennet.jpg
Our local hospital, BRI for those living in Bristol, has a sign in the car park "Cyclists Dismount". Strangely engough, the car drivers don't have to get out and push.
This is Kennet station in East Cambs. Cyclists are instructed to get off and walk, but motorcyclists heading for their designated parking past the sign can still ride. http://www.mikecauser.com/images/kennet.jpg
On the plus side Railtrack /have/ put in two sheffield stands and loops for motorcycles to anchor to. The carp ark is full when there are 8 cars in it, but I've never seen more than 6. I have never seen a bike or motorbike there (except mine, posing for the picture).
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This is Kennet station in East Cambs. Cyclists are instructed to get off and walk, but motorcyclists heading for their designated parking past the sign can still ride. http://www.mikecauser.com/images/kennet.jpg
Our local hospital, BRI for those living in Bristol, has a sign in the car park "Cyclists Dismount". Strangely engough, the car drivers don't have to get out and push.
How nice to see that Kafka is alive and well.
My work can beat that. You can drive up to the bike shed and park right next to it. You can ride a motorbike straight into the bike shed and leave it there. You can walk into the bike shed and stand smoking there (it's the only place on site you can smoke).
That's right, you can't ride a bike to it. Grrr..... but only 31 days before I leave.
On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 23:12:42 +0100 someone who may be Mike Causer <[email hidden]> wrote this:-
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This is Kennet station in East Cambs. Cyclists are instructed to get off and walk, but motorcyclists heading for their designated parking past the sign can still ride. http://www.mikecauser.com/images/kennet.jpg
And what do Network Rail have to say about this, assuming that it is them rather than the train operator that has erected the sign?
This is Kennet station in East Cambs. Cyclists are instructed to get off and walk, but motorcyclists heading for their designated parking past the sign can still ride. http://www.mikecauser.com/images/kennet.jpg
From what I remember of the Highway Code, most rectangular signs with blue background are informational, not instructions.
Maybe it's just warning road users that there may be dismounting cycles in the area and they should take extra care?
This is Kennet station in East Cambs. Cyclists are instructed to get off and walk, but motorcyclists heading for their designated parking past the sign can still ride. http://www.mikecauser.com/images/kennet.jpg
There is a road like that (a dead end) off Medina Avenue in Newport, Isle of Wight. "Cyclist Dismount". [censored].
This is Kennet station in East Cambs. Cyclists are instructed to get off and walk, but motorcyclists heading for their designated parking past the sign can still ride. http://www.mikecauser.com/images/kennet.jpg
Surely they are both cyclists, whether their bikes are powered by legs or petrol - so motorcyclists would have to dismount as well?
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You can walk into the bike shed and stand smoking there (it's the only place on site you can smoke).
How enclosed is it? It might come under the no smoking legislation (ours do).
A strange but true story. The local NHS trust bought up some old bus shelters to use as shelters for nicotine addicts. They then discovered these were too enclosed and had to get someone to knock some of the windows out.