Cycle Counter Usuage - Cycle Path, Stirling
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Re: Cycle Counter Usuage - Cycle Path, Stirling
Postby Redbaron » Sun Jun 02, 2013 7:29 pm
The development of the car park opposite the council is a disgrace. The people flying their planes will in the end get kicked out and the entertainment they bring to children will be over. I have had people walking to the car park across the PSP with their umbrellas angled so they don't even see you riding on the PSP. Cars go across the PSP and do not stop or look for riders. There will be an accident , the cyclist on the PSP will be blamed and the end result no recreational space for the model airplane flyers , no PSP , one great big car park. The council workers can admire from their windows the great expanse of bitumen.
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