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 mattd Scooby Slapper

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 Posted: 17:20 - 11 Mar 2004 Post subject: Am I wrong? |
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Hey all,
Got a telling off from some security guard w**ker at work today, when I ride home out of work, I take the route draw on my map (in blue) and in effect cut across the lane and go between the bollards, and then drive out. Apparently is this bad because I'm going the wrong way in a 'one way' system, which they seem to think is a roundabout! It's a private road, so I don't think traffic laws apply, I don't think I'm doing anything wrong and I'm pretty sure I'm not gong the wrong way in a one way system!
I sure as hell don't see the point in riding all the way around. I always look, and don't pull out on people.
I've been told if I do this again, I'll be banned from taking my bike in!
Don't you just hate it when you get an earful from some tosser who thinks he has authority?
In short, is there some way I can tell him to pi$$ off by quoting some traffic laws?
Sorry, weird post but they annoy me, and are plain jealous that I ride a nice sparkly bike.
Thanks,
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i'm sorry, but i'm too taken by your exelant map drawing skills so i cant awnser ____________________ www.wilcollinsphoto.co.uk |
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You're probably in the wrong matey but why are you listening to a toy-town cop?
Ignore him enough and he'll get bored I spose. ____________________ NSR125RR - ZXR750H1 - ZX9R E1 - GSF600S - GSF600SK3 - VFR400-NC30 - SV1000N - ST1100-R - CBR900RR-R - GSF1200SK5 - GSF600SK1 - VFR1200FA - GSXR1000K2 - ZZR1400 D8F
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I must of been a cartographer in a previous life or something  ____________________ Professional Hobo |
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Ignore him.
But anyway - if the road has access to public roads, which I presume it does, then normal traffic rules apply. That means car parks too. I think T.C. said that in one of his posts. ____________________ About me|@Major_Grooves|My company|Digg|Flickr |
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I'd say that you shouldn't really ride through the bollards. If that were a public road you could probably get 'done' for it, but as it's a private road I don't reckon there is anything that could legally be done about it, but if you had an accident and someone else was involved, they would probably have a good case for suing you! ____________________ Love is 1050cc  |
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Too much effort all together, i'd just razz it out the IN.
Seriously though, tell him to shuv it, i mean, say you've looked into it, and the reason there are bollards there, is so you and the cyclists can do just that, other wise the car park designers would have put a fence instead of bollards, wouldn't they? ____________________ Chase my Witch up, Catch my Snitch up.
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Does it really require you to ask us if it's "wrong" to cut across a one way system through some bollards to get to the exit quickly. They don't put bollards up for the fun of it. And going round the whole huge car park that it looks must be so frustrating...  |
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You're in the wrong.
But meh, I'd keep doing it anyway.
If he complains more, use that carpark as your rolling burnout practice area
And your map-drawing skills astound me. Why are you here when the world is in dire need of your talents?  ____________________ Not here... |
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 Posted: 20:02 - 11 Mar 2004 Post subject: Re: Am I wrong? |
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Well, if they are a security guard for the area you are riding in and it's not a public road, I would have thought they /are/ the law.
Seeing that you are riding on someone else's land, it's up to them to make the rules generally. If they don't want you on it, then it's also up to them.
You could try talking to someone more superior and see what they say, but in the end, if they consider it a matter of safety, they will probably always be cautious.
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