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Look for this sign, you'll have to go to France though.
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Apparently cyclists can now legally jump the lights in one of Europe's busiest cties. I still think I'll avoid it though.
[url= http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-33773868 ]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-33773868[/url]
Brussels as well, great isn't it. Unfortunately they also often have a big sign saying that you don't have priority so the signposts are getting s little full up ๐
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No problem with what they are proposing. You can doit in a car in N.America, its a lot safer on a bike to jump red lights than in a car.
I go through red lights all the time in the uk, mehhh.
No,if the lights are red I just go on the pavement.
Of course! The highway code doesn't apply as I don't pay road tax.
All the time, but no-one notices because I don't wear hi-viz.
All the time, but because I don't wear hi-viz, no-one ever sees me do it.
yes, usually at pedestrian crossings where people have pressed the button then crossed and long gone and nobody is waiting.
EDIT:I will now go and give myself a firm beating for sinning ๐
When I head out at 6am prework and the timers on the lights just change for no reason... but only after a glance around ๐
e have a few low usage roads locally with traffic light sensors that don't detect a bicycle - so it's either sit for ages waiting for a car to come and trigger them or run the red