They might work better than standard signs, but they don't work well. I
rode through this morning as a driver was stopped there looking left. I
told my boys to be very careful crossing, because I had a hunch. Right
after they passed her, she started to turn right on red (without ever
turning her he
On 2016/05/30 21:51, Mark Clear via Bikies wrote:
Hello Bikies,
I got a tweet last week complaining that motorists don't obey the "no
turn on red" on westbound Rimrock at John Nolen, putting cyclists on
the trail at risk. Anyone else with this experience? Thanks.
Mark Clear
I wonder if any
I encounter the same thing on the Southwest (westbound Regent traffic
turning onto Monroe). It makes for safer and happier riding to
assume drivers will boff the No Turn and be entertained, not angered by
it. It's good to assume the motorists are visiting (campus/Sheraton) and
not locals trying t
Really? If behind the wheel would you still really assume that motorists
in Madison actually pay attention to such signs? Personally have never had
this experience and have cycled the trail literally thousands of times.
However, to think that Madison motorists would follow such rules is simply
na
