Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Nose to tail traffic on Lausanne Rd this morning
This was the scene on Lausanne Rd this morning at approx 8:30. Very depressing.
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Permalink Reply by Charlotte on
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I noticed that too and there was no obvious reason i.e. no skips being collected or Veolia.
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Permalink Reply by John D on
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The problem was caused by slow-moving traffic heading North on Wightman making it difficult to turn right out of Lausanne.
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The overwhelming majority of this traffic shouldn't be there in the first place.
*That's* the cause.
As someone fortunate to live on one of the ladder's quieter streets, the residents have my sympathies.
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I've heard Wightman was very slow-moving due to a cyclist taking the 'primary position' in their lane.
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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It's been like this for years. I would say that it even pre-dates Jon Burke's (Hackney) theory on satnavs driving people onto C roads. It was the one way system that enabled this.
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Permalink Reply by Bob Ruggles on
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Like most of London these days. Nose to Tail Traffic
Had to go to Whinchmore Hill the other evening, Thanks to councils putting in Cycle lanes traffic was stop start all the way there
Joke was did not see one cyclists using cycle lanes. Did see several riding on pavement
As population grows and more cars on Our Roads. We have local authorities reducing traffic flow with cycle lanes and other schemes
While Motorist pay even more Taxes
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Lol Bob, come on now... You sound like you've swallowed an Association of British Drivers leaflet.
Were the cyclists on the pavement where they could have been in a cycle lane? Or were they avoiding you in your car?
The fact there's too much traffic is because... shocker... there are too many motor vehicles.
What extra tax does a motorist pay that a non-motorist doesn't? (fuel doesn't count - you're paying tax on goods provided)
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Hard to blame this on cycle infrastructure as there isn't really any around here. Isn't the issue too many people in cars/vans?
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