OT: Armadillo nonsense

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I'd just love to see a cyclist fall over one of those.

And by the way, if an emergency vehicle can get over them, so can my car. Fuck you cyclists.

Reply to
Commander Kinsey
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Man that is stupid and dangerous. Hope US does not follow this lead.

Reply to
Frank

So the planters have nothing to do with keeping the traffic out of the cycle lane? Suspect they might keep emergency vehicles out as well...

Reply to
Dave Liquorice

We have had them here for some time, cut off bits of old car tyre is what they are. Brian

Reply to
Brian Gaff (Sofa

Surely you can drive a car over tyres? After all you're driving tyres over tyres.

Reply to
Commander Kinsey

Or roll some coal on the little bastards:

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Reply to
Commander Kinsey

I bet they're easy to remove with a socket wrench. Around here they remove entire speedbumps - this variety:

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P.S. you replied in a UK group to an American, not too bright are you?

Reply to
Commander Kinsey

This was also posted to alt.home.repair with many if not most in the US. I had never seen these things anywhere around to this part of the US.

Reply to
Frank

Indeed, But John censored it and only replied to the UK group.

I've never seen them here in the UK either, must be just a few areas that have adopted this rubbish.

Reply to
Commander Kinsey

A bit scary looking. I can see where it would make driver pay more attention but I can also see where they may cause more problems than they help. I guess time will tell their worth.

Reply to
Ed Pawlowski

I doubt it, governments aren't that sensible. Take speedhumps for example, and how much criminal damage they do to suspension, making cars unroadworthy and dangerous in the process.

Reply to
Commander Kinsey

Slalom course for a motor cycle?

Reply to
F Murtz

Already got those here with those stupid square bumps:

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bicycles and motorbikes end up on the gritty slippery bit near the edge, and cars moving closer to the centre of the road to straddle them, having near head on collisions. I've even seen a car coming towards me on a few occasions in the middle of the f****ng road! Low sports car, doesn't want to scrape the underside, so puts left wheels on one bump and right wheels on the other. Needless to say I stayed in the correct position and accelerated, put full beam on, and sounded the horn. The other car very quickly moved out of my way.

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Commander Kinsey

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