A typical scene in Stokes Croft. Click to enlarge.
What might be wrong?
Friday 25 March 2011
12 comments:
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None of those pedestrians are wearing helmets or
ReplyDeletehigh vis.
The gap between the lorry and Range Rover is too wide, a cyclist could still get through it.
ReplyDeleteThere is a pedestrian wearing black (NOT HI VIZ) and using a mobile phone. This should be against the law, as she might collide with the thoughtfully parked 4x4.
ReplyDeleteWhat about those bicycles parked on the pavement. You could fit a car there.
ReplyDeleteThe lorry is not parked fully on the ASL. A cyclist could slip between the two vehicles and wait on it.
ReplyDeleteIt isn't raining.
ReplyDeleteOh, wait. There is no short-stay supermarket on the stretch of pavement on the right of the camera, or even a decent takeaway. Drivers taking hard end rest on the way into town have no way to acquire needed refreshments. Fortunately the new Tesco opening further up the bike lane will give them this opportunity.
ReplyDelete-my mistake, there is a best value offlicense to the right.
ReplyDeleteHow about. There are visible satellite dishes on two of the buildings on the left side, even though one of the buildings may be listed.
One more guess. Quercus -you've bought another Landrover!
ReplyDeleteOK you got me. That's's now one each for the whole family. Along with our newly acquired iPad2s we're really set to go.
ReplyDeleteThere is no entry lane at the nearside of the ASZ?
ReplyDeletePavement has not been removed to add a 3rd lane which would allow traffic to continue to flow between the HGV and the parked car. Another example of pedestrians causing congestion.
ReplyDeleteDo away with the pavement and you can do away with the pedestrian crossing just down Stokes Croft too, so traffic won't ave to wait for slow people on foot to cross the road, easing congestion even more.