Bus lane 'dissuaders'

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silverfoxcc

Original Poster:

7,820 posts

150 months

Friday 23rd January 2015
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The Gt Hollands and Birch Hill Ringmead is bisected by the A3095 and has a bus only crossing with traffic lights. Despite the bloody great No Entry signs, some nutters ignore it . There are two great holes with what can best be described as 'raised manhole covers' to stop these antics but because of the amount of mis-usage, should IMHO be changed to pop down poles. However the driver of the small vehicle today really made a ricket and dropped a wheel down the hole and rode up on the 'manhole cover' Airbags and a rather altered underneath to show for it. Trouble it there were several buses stuck behind it, all wanting to either turn right to Crowthorne ,or go forward to Birch Hill.

supermono

7,373 posts

253 months

Friday 23rd January 2015
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quite why the law allows for street obstacles that seriously damage cars on the roads we pay for I'll never quite understand. Particularly when they only let mahoosive empty buses belching out clouds of choking smoke through.

Bus lanes should only be exclusive morning and afternoon rush hours weekdays. Outside of these times they're an enormous waste of the road network,

But I guess if we're dumb enough to elect anti-car, sandal wearing bearded green nuts who think cars are making the sun go out, what do we expect them to do?

And...b.r.e.a.t.h.e

wooly350i

2,248 posts

213 months

Wednesday 4th February 2015
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I remember being out walking in caversham a few years ago and crossing Hemdean road at junction of church street, I was blinded by the sun and tripped over the bloody great yellow raised rectangle in the bus lane and injured my knee, I felt more of a pillock to be honest at the time but the tts who pass this ste need shafting by a wild pig, it's nor just cars that they damage.

RichB

52,498 posts

289 months

Wednesday 4th February 2015
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Vicious looking buggers aren't' they!


rek

131 posts

128 months

Monday 9th February 2015
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I'd always assumed they were some kind of mechanism that would change the lights when the bus was over it.