Another day, another crash - Kwinana PSP
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Re: Another day, another crash - Kwinana PSP
Postby BandedRail » Sat Feb 16, 2013 1:07 am
Two abreast on a bridge? Kinda narrowing your options for an "out" if it all goes pear-shaped (it's a long drop to the road below). Why do most cycling group websites state that all members must follow the road rules yet they still ignore the 2 abreast rule (216, clause 4 if you want the details)? I'm actually still surprised that it has to be a "law" rather than people using the grey matter between their ears and showing some concern for the safety for other path users.
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