Hasn’t taken @DubBeerFactory long to block the cycle lane by driving over the divide This is why segregated cycle routes are needed #FreeTheCycleLanes pic.twitter.com/xGkQbzWoJl
— Cregor News (@CregorNews) March 25, 2019
Yesterday morning.
Free the lanes.
They took the lane into their own hands.
You may recall the makeshift bollards temporarily sequestering the cycle lane on Ryders Row, Dublin 1?
‘ings writes:
A video has surfaced. It’s not too exciting or revealing but does show the issue of people cycling being forced out of the contra-flow cycle track into oncoming traffic due to vehicles parking in the cycletrack.
The planters/bollards worked and after they went in a number of drivers were noticed slowing down to pull in but drove on when they realised they couldn’t.
In fairness.
Free the lanes.
Music: ‘Yakety Sax’ by Boots Randolph
Previously: Free The Lanes
People on bikes and scooters no longer have the protection of “be safe, be segregated” on Ryders Row. Could @DCCbeta be as efficient in delivering a permenant solution on this contra flow lane as DCC were in removing one?!! pic.twitter.com/EGG0kUs5LC
— Onyerbike (@Onyerbikedublin) February 22, 2019
Too Quiet.
This morning.
Ryders Row, Dublin.
Unsettling calm following last night’s makeshift cycle lane barrier shenanigans.
Free the lanes.
Yesterday: Free At Last
Meanwhile…
#FreeTheCycleLanes Cork’s next we hear, right @CorkCyclingCrew ? Or is it Galway? @cosaingalway pic.twitter.com/FLhOmEdXrY
— Dublin Velo 2019 (@DublinVelo2019) February 22, 2019
Fight!
A normal sight on Ryders Row, Dublin 1
What can be done?
Does anyone care?
Who will free the lanes?
This afternoon.
Ryders Row, Dublin 1.
Anonymously-assembled makeshift vigilante street furniture to help #freethecyclelanes.
FIGHT!
Thanks ‘ings
Top pic: Stephen McManus
@dublincycling did you remind @LordMayorDublin they have to be actually _on_ their bike (or in a bus) to use the bus/cycle lane at 2pm?
Does the mayoral car, provided free of charge, count as an emergency vehicle to undertake a traffic jam?#FreeTheCycleLanes pic.twitter.com/1W2lRLK39P— alan (@r0thar) December 14, 2018
Last Friday afternoon.
FIGHT!
Previously: Lane Lamness
Over the weekend.
Phibsborough Road, Dublin 7
Phizzfest write:
Vigilante ‘Clampers’ move to highlight a total absence of parking enforcement on the footpaths of Phibsborough Road, Dublin 7.
Cycle and Road Safely groups around the world have sat up and taken notice, but can Dublin City Council? Can An Garda Siochana?
Ah here.
This morning.
George’s Lane, Dublin 7
Simon Judge writes:
Hey Dublin City Council, can you tell me why the bicycle lane is out of commission on George’s Lane?
It Seems to be entirely given over to private construction vehicles. Bike lane signs have also removed (top pic)…
Anyone?
Update:
This afternoon (3pm).
George’s Lane, Dublin 7.
Anon adds:
There are actually MORE vehicles in that lane now. They clearly don’t care. At least until the gardai ticket them!
