Here on a weekday we can see them doing it perfectly.
The white van X548DJR over the yellow lines and the buildout mark the entry to the zone
Further on, the paveparked car LD07NYF, the van KU59DLJ that's claimed the driveway and the white vanRD04NXU half up on the pavement rounds it off -this area is shared with pedestrians and cyclists -we hope they appreciate this sharing!
The cycle logo on the floor shows this is national cycle route 4 -introducing cyclists to the shared space concept -and the forced swerve makes them slow down for the shared zone
The way they've managed to remove all visibility acts as a lovely piece of traffic calming, as even cars have to slow down.
Congratulations, Films at 59, for this selfless action.
The last time we had some coverage of this shared space area, there was a blip in traffic with a referrer of some server in the films at 59 domain -as if someone saw the coverage, agreed that having one van block the pavement made it harder for other vans to drive up it, and raised the issues with their colleagues.
Clearly the "shared space" approach is the solution to this problem.
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