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Old 19-03-09, 06:32 PM   #51
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Default Re: Have you ever clipped mirrors when filtering?

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What about filtering on the solid line which breaks up bus lanes and normal traffic lanes?
Check mirrors, clear = legal*







* maybe not correct.
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Old 19-03-09, 06:33 PM   #52
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Mhm the cameras dont work anyhow.

Thanks though.
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Old 19-03-09, 07:08 PM   #53
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What about filtering on the solid line which breaks up bus lanes and normal traffic lanes?
I'm pretty sure that if you're on the solid white line it means you're technically in the bus lane, so if it's not a bus lane which bikes can use, you could get done for it. If any traffic coppers on here know different, then please correct me if I'm wrong
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Old 19-03-09, 07:15 PM   #54
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Default Re: Have you ever clipped mirrors when filtering?

Clipped a few accidentally but to be honest if it's that close I'll be going much slower so it'll clear it (and know that I was going to, rather than charging through and hoping for the best lol)...unless it's VERY close or smaller than the distance between my mirrors, in which case I'll need to stop and swing the bike to one side to get my mirror past theirs.
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Old 19-03-09, 07:40 PM   #55
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I'm pretty sure that if you're on the solid white line it means you're technically in the bus lane, so if it's not a bus lane which bikes can use, you could get done for it. If any traffic coppers on here know different, then please correct me if I'm wrong
Correct!
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Old 19-03-09, 07:43 PM   #56
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Cheers!
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Old 19-03-09, 08:49 PM   #57
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Tend not to so much now as I know the width of the bike better, but still occasionally.
Isn't it narrower than your width?

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Old 19-03-09, 09:17 PM   #58
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Isn't it narrower than your width?

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Old 19-03-09, 10:14 PM   #59
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I filtered 2 junctions of the motorway right behind a police bike thursday morning..... whats good 4 him is good for me! Plus i didnt have to worry about the gap as he was obvious to the cagers with his high vis and shiny police marked bike!
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Old 19-03-09, 10:20 PM   #60
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I do notice that while filtering, drivers will give me more room to pass if I have a High vis on, which is nice
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