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Sounds like a box ticking
Sounds like a box ticking exercise to me – a complaint’s been made, so they have to go through the motions of talking to you before concluding that there’s nothing to see here.
Probably best to get the advice of someone more qualified than internet lawyers, though.
I would assume they’re coming
I would assume they’re coming from the far end of that view and falling down the steps, rather than trying to drive up them, but even so…
A bollard or two would fix that
Yup – then they can get stuck on the bollard instead.
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The signage is said to be 40cm too close to the kerb…because it’s not nearly obstructive enough of the footway as it is now.
Well here’s an unusual
Well here’s an unusual celebrity edition for the collection.
Is the error the saddle
Is the error the saddle height?
Is the outrage that the
Is the outrage that the council hasn’t done something about this clearly dangerous bog?
I assumed it would be a large
I assumed it would be a large number and its prime factors.
Important details missing,
Important details missing, though – what’s the brew, and how was it?
What if the business is
What if the business is Coinstar?
it would be a shame if Gall ends up as a super domestique.Quite Galling, in fact.
Presumably it had strayed
Presumably it had strayed from the path.
The key thing to remember is that this race, and other amateur races are not running a rolling road closure.Ah – well that makes more sense then. I’m pretty sure the earlier version of the story I read suggested it was on closed roads, but it now says
The race is not on closed roads, as temporary road closure orders were not secured in time.Which makes this sound more like a story about an organisational screw-up somewhere than one that’s really about the 20mph limit.
I always thought the road
I always thought the road closures effectively suspended the rules of the road for the passage of the race. Certainly on the larger races, none of the vehicles seem to pay much attention to speed limits (or, for that matter, road markings, etc.).
Perhaps, though, as Chris suggests, it’s more about the peripheral logistics, outside of the rolling road closure.
I struggled to understand the
I struggled to understand the quotes on this – apparently the new speed limit is irrelevant and the deciding factor is whether the race can be run safely, and yet somehow the same route that was safe in previous years suddenly isn’t any more?
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