...except that when the cyclists got to the light at 14th Street and First Avenue.... the lead cyclist went through the red light... and waited for his/her colleagues on the other side of the street...
Monday, November 29, 2010
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The Bus Lane/Bike Lane Cycling Crew was out this morning.... not all that noteworthy...
...except that when the cyclists got to the light at 14th Street and First Avenue.... the lead cyclist went through the red light... and waited for his/her colleagues on the other side of the street...
...except that when the cyclists got to the light at 14th Street and First Avenue.... the lead cyclist went through the red light... and waited for his/her colleagues on the other side of the street...
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The picture shows the lead cyclist entering the intersection on the green light. Maybe the others stopped as the light turned yellow ?
ReplyDeleteWhile I'd love to slam the MTA representatives for doing the wrong thing.... Just sayin'.
The second photo does show the cyclist moving with the green light.... this was after the group waited for the red light (top photo).
ReplyDeleteThis childish stunt on the part of the MTA is MORE misspent money that results in higher fares....
ReplyDeletebike lanes are not for rolling advertisements!
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