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On Oct 23, 10:52 am, MIG wrote:
So that you can get past the junction before they all turn left into you, or veer towards the kerb etc etc. Why would they turn left into you if you stay behind them? And if you're really in such a hurry to cross the lights why not just get off the bike , wheel it across the pedestrian crossing and get on again the other side before the traffic has had the green light? B2003 |
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