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“Not practical to cycle in KL” When pathetic enforcement enables behaviour like this, selamba bodoh park on the bike lane, even at a popular spot for tourists to scoot and there are traffic cameras around, nothing is done Loke Siew Fook, of course it isn’t.

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This woman is using a bike lane as a walking lane as well. There is a car behind her trying to beat the traffic and driving in that lane. They are driving slowly behind her yelling at her to get out of the way and antagonizing her. She starts to record them because they are being reckless and have come close to hitting her and other cars. The car even cuts off the other cars as the lane is being blocked by a pole. I understand she’s mad because the car was where they weren’t supposed to be, however the bike lane is a bi-directional bike lane, it isn’t a bike lane on one side and a walking lane on the other. So who is wrong here, are they both wrong for using the bike lane when neither one is on a bike?

This woman is using a bike lane as a walking lane as well. There is a car behind her trying to beat the traffic and driving in that lane. They are driving slowly behind her yelling at her to get out of the way and antagonizing her. She starts to record them because they are being reckless and have come close to hitting her and other cars. The car even cuts off the other cars as the lane is being blocked by a pole. I understand she’s mad because the car was where they weren’t supposed to be, however the bike lane is a bi-directional bike lane, it isn’t a bike lane on one side and a walking lane on the other. So who is wrong here, are they both wrong for using the bike lane when neither one is on a bike?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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I am all for bike lanes. When and where necessary. But in New Orleans, eliminating a lane for vehicular traffic to make it a bike lane when there’s no cyclists is crazy. Like Baronne Street downtown or Gentilly Boulevard, Marconi has this ridiculous set up where a lane of traffic is lost to a bike lane with no cyclists.

I am all for bike lanes. When and where necessary. But in New Orleans, eliminating a lane for vehicular traffic to make it a bike lane when there’s no cyclists is crazy. Like Baronne Street downtown or Gentilly Boulevard, Marconi has this ridiculous set up where a lane of traffic is lost to a bike lane with no cyclists.

Kaare Johnson

10,275 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

$This woman has had enough and today she parked her bike and sat in front of a mail carrier’s truck and called the police. She’s tired of the mail carrier’s parking the bike lane. In this instance the carrier isn’t even actually working, he parked it there and went to a restaurant for lunch. The police agree he shouldn’t be there. The mailman comes back and claims he has to do it for his job because the roads are too busy. Isn’t this a parking infraction at this point, even though he claims when he was trained, his employer told him to use the bike lanes for this purpose. Should the carrier have gotten a ticket for this?$

This woman has had enough and today she parked her bike and sat in front of a mail carrier’s truck and called the police. She’s tired of the mail carrier’s parking the bike lane. In this instance the carrier isn’t even actually working, he parked it there and went to a restaurant for lunch. The police agree he shouldn’t be there. The mailman comes back and claims he has to do it for his job because the roads are too busy. Isn’t this a parking infraction at this point, even though he claims when he was trained, his employer told him to use the bike lanes for this purpose. Should the carrier have gotten a ticket for this?

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Tourists coming across Black Tiger in Simlipal Tiger Reserve… From around 6 tigers, the Park has now 40plus, within a decade. It was even rare for the park management to spot one. Now with best of the Safari vehicles by tiger foundation, tourists are enjoying the nature.

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This is the Apo/Wasa road in the FCT. The road is supposed to be a dual carriageway, but Wike ran one lane, not even to the end and organized a commissioning ceremony, even with nothing done on the second lane. Nigeria has never had it this bad. Why commission uncompleted roads?

This is the Apo/Wasa road in the FCT. The road is supposed to be a dual carriageway, but Wike ran one lane, not even to the end and organized a commissioning ceremony, even with nothing done on the second lane. Nigeria has never had it this bad. Why commission uncompleted roads?

Samuel Omogor

127,435 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Again, I don’t have a date for this footage, but it was posted on Facebook yesterday. The location is the A13 eastbound, heading towards the Tilbury slip road. Whilst your eye is naturally drawn to the biker, there are two shots of the speedometer of the car from which the footage was filmed. One shows 130mph, the second 137mph. So you can make a pretty reasonable guesstimate of the minimum speeds the bike is travelling at. Although this isn’t Metropolitan Police ground, it is not far from it. It beggars belief that, because of cuts, the number of traffic officers in London who are trained and equipped to deal with pursuits is being reduced, with officers moved into other duties. One of the solutions apparently put forward to justify reducing traffic policing is the increased use of automatic cameras. Sorry, but that is total BS. As this clip — and the one I posted yesterday — demonstrates, many of these bellends don’t have visible number plates in the first place. They are either hidden using folding mechanisms or simply aren’t attached to the bike. You can’t enforce against a number plate that isn’t there. Cameras have their place, but they are not a replacement for properly resourced traffic officers who can actually stop, pursue and deal with this sort of behaviour. And to be clear, this isn’t a pop at Metropolitan Police or the officers themselves. They can only work with the resources and numbers they are given. The criticism is aimed at those who decide the budgets and ultimately make the political decisions about policing priorities. There are obviously many factors behind the rise in anti-social behaviour and the increasingly brazen behaviour we are seeing on our roads and public places. But I would suggest that one serious contributing factor is the reduction in the number of police officers per head of population. When you reduce the number of officers available to deal with this behaviour, whilst simultaneously expecting technology to fill the gap, is it really any surprise that some people become increasingly confident that they can get away with it? And whilst the sane and law-abiding majority look at this sort of behaviour with disbelief, there is also a significant number of people who follow, celebrate and produce social-media content around this stupidity. They treat it as entertainment. They glorify behaviour that can ultimately cost lives or result in life-changing injuries — not just to themselves, but to completely innocent people who happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. That, in itself, is another part of the problem. When dangerous and criminal behaviour is rewarded with views, likes and followers, there will always be people willing to push the boundaries even further. 🎥Tee Onsight. (Caveat: does not credit who created this video)

Again, I don’t have a date for this footage, but it was posted on Facebook yesterday. The location is the A13 eastbound, heading towards the Tilbury slip road. Whilst your eye is naturally drawn to the biker, there are two shots of the speedometer of the car from which the footage was filmed. One shows 130mph, the second 137mph. So you can make a pretty reasonable guesstimate of the minimum speeds the bike is travelling at. Although this isn’t Metropolitan Police ground, it is not far from it. It beggars belief that, because of cuts, the number of traffic officers in London who are trained and equipped to deal with pursuits is being reduced, with officers moved into other duties. One of the solutions apparently put forward to justify reducing traffic policing is the increased use of automatic cameras. Sorry, but that is total BS. As this clip — and the one I posted yesterday — demonstrates, many of these bellends don’t have visible number plates in the first place. They are either hidden using folding mechanisms or simply aren’t attached to the bike. You can’t enforce against a number plate that isn’t there. Cameras have their place, but they are not a replacement for properly resourced traffic officers who can actually stop, pursue and deal with this sort of behaviour. And to be clear, this isn’t a pop at Metropolitan Police or the officers themselves. They can only work with the resources and numbers they are given. The criticism is aimed at those who decide the budgets and ultimately make the political decisions about policing priorities. There are obviously many factors behind the rise in anti-social behaviour and the increasingly brazen behaviour we are seeing on our roads and public places. But I would suggest that one serious contributing factor is the reduction in the number of police officers per head of population. When you reduce the number of officers available to deal with this behaviour, whilst simultaneously expecting technology to fill the gap, is it really any surprise that some people become increasingly confident that they can get away with it? And whilst the sane and law-abiding majority look at this sort of behaviour with disbelief, there is also a significant number of people who follow, celebrate and produce social-media content around this stupidity. They treat it as entertainment. They glorify behaviour that can ultimately cost lives or result in life-changing injuries — not just to themselves, but to completely innocent people who happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. That, in itself, is another part of the problem. When dangerous and criminal behaviour is rewarded with views, likes and followers, there will always be people willing to push the boundaries even further. 🎥Tee Onsight. (Caveat: does not credit who created this video)

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Cyclists are pushed into high-speed, dangerous traffic on Bedford Avenue thanks to former Mayor Adams's decision to rip out three blocks of a protected bike lane. In its current form, there is effectively no bike lane on this stretch. Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani — cyclists need your help.

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This is not a hurricane. We are losing traffic cameras left and right in Indiana, but this one in Hammond is still holding on. It looks exactly like a hurricane landfall out there right now.

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Ryan Hall, Y’all

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Wall Street Apes

569,979 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

In the “free and democratic” New Syria, even the foreign minister needs a convoy this long just to move around. Because nothing screams popular support quite like an endless security detail. Pathetic.

In the “free and democratic” New Syria, even the foreign minister needs a convoy this long just to move around. Because nothing screams popular support quite like an endless security detail. Pathetic.

Kevork Almassian

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This is quite funny. We're visiting Kamakura in Japan and we came across a large group of Chinese tourists in a place that, at first glance, looked nothing special. Turns out that this very spot is one of THE most iconic locations in Japan for Chinese people who grew up in the 1990s. Why? Because in the 1990s there was this Japanese basketball manga called "slam dunk" that every kid was watching in China, and the opening credits featured an image of this very spot: a railroad crossing on a small street leading to the beach in Kamakura. Apparently this place is so popular with Chinese tourists that they had to cordon it off at some point. Now it's obviously reopened with 3 guards assigned to handle the traffic. And now that they've heard about it, it's my daughters' turn to be hooked on the series so maybe in 20 years' time they'll be perpetuating the passion and come back to this "Slam Dunk" shrine ☺️

Arnaud Bertrand

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These two guys were on their way to their fishing spot. They came to a stop sign at the same time as this bicyclist and blew through his stop sign and didn’t stop. When the men passed him they yelled at him for not stopping. So this guy followed them to their fishing spot. The two men exchange pleasantries and the guy on the bike tells them he never stops and they shouldn’t be yelling at him or anyone. The one man tells him he is just like everyone else and he has to obey the traffic laws. At one point the guy on the bike tells the two men he can take them both in a fight. The one man walks off to go fishing. 😳 The guy on the bike does not have the right of way. Bicyclists are like automobiles and must follow all traffic laws. Biker fatigue is real. 💯 So who do you side with? Who is the real moron? 🤔

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Arthur | TesCamStudio.com

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All the money spent on cycle lanes to block up traffic in this video only 1 cyclist is using the lane billions spent for longer working hours people are now delayed for work and hospital appointments and dropping kids to school a joke a and waste of taxpayers money on a sunny day

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