Bucks Cycle Cammer

@berthababy90 Because it is usually* one or more of: -too narrow -full of debris -poorly surfaced -not actually a cycle lane, but a shared path -not suitable for higher speed (>12mph or so) -forces you to stop at every junction -forces you too close to parked cars -doesn't go where you want /1

@TheUNITValVerde @SS9weatherman @BenGrahamUK So we should do nothing at all; is that your suggestion?

@BucksCycle @SS9weatherman @BenGrahamUK Few hours of sunlight. High energy demand because of the cold. The wind may be too fast and is unpredictable. You can't run industry on the weather!

Britain 🇬🇧 has the most expensive energy in Europe. Why is it more expensive than everywhere? I would like Ed Miliband to come out and explain why we are paying more.

@BurtReynol99443 @Andy_T_ @BenGrahamUK Or his jeans?

@BucksCycle @Andy_T_ @BenGrahamUK I thought he was blaming the Italian author.

@TheUNITValVerde @SS9weatherman @BenGrahamUK That's right. There's no sun at all in winter, and definitely no wind.

@SS9weatherman @BenGrahamUK Not in the winter when demand is highest.

@Andy_T_ @BenGrahamUK Not sure a Finnish ski resort has much to do with our energy costs, TBH.

@BenGrahamUK It's called green taxes and Levi, that the reason we pay way more than other countries.

@Reality83323170 @UB1UB2 As your screenshot states, that's the HWC not the legislation. Cheerio now. x.com/BucksCycle/sta…

@BucksCycle @UB1UB2 I posted a screenshot of the facts above, thus not requiring me to search that link.

Every London driver’s worst nightmare! 📸💸 A driver got caught out in this yellow box junction in Wembley after traffic suddenly blocked their exit, forcing them to stop right in the middle of the box. The driver argues they shouldn’t be penalised since it was the fault of other road users completely stopping the flow of traffic! The Highway Code says you shouldn’t enter the box unless your exit is clear... but in London traffic, if you wait for a clear exit, you might be waiting all day! 😂 If this PCN comes through the post, do you think they would win an appeal? Let us know below! (TikTok: asad.iqba1) #UB1UB2 #wembley #london #londontraffic #yellowbox

@King61B @UB1UB2 HWC is not 'legislation' legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/362/…

@BucksCycle @UB1UB2 Really were you been hiding?

@Reality83323170 @UB1UB2 Or you can simply search the word 'exit' and find that it doesn't exist anywhere in Schedule 9. Perhaps read Part 7 para 11 "Box junctions" if you care what the actual law is. Highway Code doesn't create offences - legislation does. HTH. HAND.

@BucksCycle @UB1UB2 Yeah i aint reading all that champ. Screenshot the part where it says you can enter a box junction when it isnt clear (not the right turn exception)

@Reality83323170 @UB1UB2 legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/362/…

@BucksCycle @UB1UB2 Google is free and easy to use 👍🏼

@1FlattyPatty @UB1UB2 That's not what the legislation says

@Stuart_Wilson19 @UB1UB2 @but_cyclists The law is actually not 100% clear in this case.

@UB1UB2 @but_cyclists Err no. Banged to rights basically

@Reality83323170 @UB1UB2 Legislation doesn't mention exit being clear.

@UB1UB2 Box exit wasnt clear when they entered simple as that

@King61B @UB1UB2 Legislation doesn't mention exit being clear.

@UB1UB2 I would appeal it as it doesn't cost anything youve got a slim chance but I wouldn't go to tribunal as the picture shows exit wasnt clear

@MentalHealthCop @UB1UB2 The legislation says nothing about the exit being clear.

@UB1UB2 No 'suddenly' about it - they entered the box when it was already visible the exit wasn't clear.

@68Langers @UB1UB2 The law states "must not cause a vehicle to enter the box junction so that the vehicle has to stop within the box junction due to the presence of stationary vehicles" What stationary vehicle was present when he entered the box?

@UB1UB2 Bullshit. The rule is you don't enter the yellow box unless your exit is clear. It wasn't clear before the car came out of the side road. Case closed.

@MrChips69 @UB1UB2 Except for the first vehicle

@UB1UB2 The video didn't actually show the vehicle coming to a stop so it's not evidence of an offence.

@RS73448285 @IsP739 @UB1UB2 Nope. Only applies to causing "a vehicle to enter the box junction for the purpose of turning right"

@IsP739 @UB1UB2 No. If you’re turning right or left from a junction, it is permitted

@UB1UB2 The first (turning) vehicle has committed an offence ("vehicle which is stationary whilst part of it is within the box junction"). The second is the grey area. Legislation says 'due to the presence of stationary vehicles' - the problem vehicle wasn't stationary when they entered.

My speeding shame: Three hours that will change how I drive ift.tt/IcC9aPN

@MindsetMavrik @esaagar You *do* know that the sun shines on the 'dark side' of the moon, don't you?

@BucksCycle @esaagar I'm not in the mood for trolls. Figure it out for yourself.

Is there a reason that Artemis II doesn't even attempt to get into lunar orbit and will be 4k miles from the surface? Apollo 8 in 1968 got within 60-70 miles

@MindsetMavrik @esaagar That's not what 'dark side' means

@BucksCycle @esaagar I'd imagine because they will be exploring the dark side of the moon, meaning the only other light shining on the moon will be from distant starts, they want to ensure they stay far enough away from it so as to stay out of it's gravitation pull within almost complete darkness.