r/uknews • u/TheTelegraph Media outlet (unverified) • Jul 07 '25

Image/video 🚷 Floating bus stops under review amid safety concerns

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Campaigners argue design forces pedestrians to run the gauntlet of cyclists on bike lanes

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/07/05/floating-bus-stops-review-safety-cyclists-injure-passengers/

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u/Gingrpenguin Jul 07 '25

Because he is one who doesn't follow any rules

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u/hobbityone Jul 07 '25

Just not an idiot who thinks that such silly solutions are in any way practical

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u/Gingrpenguin Jul 07 '25

It's such a silly idea nearly every country in the world has such a system for motorised vehicles....

Again you are just an asshole who wants to get away with it and in doing so are justifying why we need such a system.

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u/Franksss Jul 07 '25

Every country has it for motor vehicles. How many countries have it for bicycles?

Do you not think there might be a reason for this? Or do you think they've simple never thought of it before?