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Calling on Glasgow City Council to commence an independent review of the video camera enforcement of bus lanes in Glasgow.

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Richard Quinn
12 years ago

Glasgow City Council are using this as a cash cow and are not even administering it fairly and properly as I have just experienced. Every bus lane must have a BIG sign stating the times when restrictions are in force. They can't even abide by their own rules, and fie people indiscriminately.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Unjustified vexacious enforcement when no buses

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Edith Ruxton
12 years ago

So far it has cost us £90

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Anonymous
12 years ago

No-one I know is sure what the bus lane rules are. There should be LARGE signs explaining the regulations.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I was fined for using a 24 hour bus lane briefly to pass a car which was waiting to turn right. This was after 8 pm in the evening when my side of the road was quiet and I caused no hold up to any other vehicle. It added insult to injury that I was very close to the end of the bus lane. The camera is placed at the end of the bus lane!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Bus lanes should only be used during peak times as happens in other cities. These lanes must be strayed into mistakenly by visiting motorists as they think the lanes must be open to cars as they as they are so quiet. Many visitors must leave with a bad feeling about Glasgow after being caught out by these 'traps'. 24 hour Bus Lanes are nothing more than a joke! What is their purpose?

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Anonymous
12 years ago Featured

Bus lanes are only needed during peak times as in other cities. Then they do their job and don't just catch out drivers who stray into them thinking they are out of use as they are so quiet, particularly visitors to Glasgow.

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Patrick Lilly
12 years ago

This greed for money by GDC can lead to road accidents as drivers may have to swerve to avoid bus lanes.

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John Carruthers
12 years ago

Glasgow City Council should do what is right and own up to their intentions.

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Robert Farrell
12 years ago

No need for bus lane cameras outside the morning and evening rush. And then, only in the main flow i.e. towards the city in the morning and away from the city in the evening.

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Andrew Moss
12 years ago

Disgrace

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Ryan Sweeney
12 years ago

Routes must be reviewed. The roads also should be in much better condition considering we are paying a for it.

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George Wylie
12 years ago

council supporting private company

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Sean Kelly
12 years ago

I was fined for undertaking a broken down car that was in a junction which was stopping traffic flowing. Clearly common sense, the right to travel freely, or the drivers right to take avoiding action to avoid blockages/hazzards in the road have all now been removed. I thought this was all to make the city flow more easily - least thats what the council leaders are continually saying in the media. oh no its not.... its about making money. Maryhill road has 2 camera's on it (that i know of). Both cameras monitor a right turn across oncoming traffic There is no doubt that the placement of these cameras is a deliberate and calculated decision by the council to generate as much revenue as possible from fines. Surely this placement of these cameras is a form of entrapment? A public enquiry should be called for - not just a review.

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Charles Rough
12 years ago

There is poor signage in particular bus lanes which are in operation 24/7

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chris watson
12 years ago

i object the glasgow city council to use camera enforcement whilst on bus lanes in my city

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STEVEN MCGURK
12 years ago

unfairly operated and poor signage

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Marilyn Copland
12 years ago

I agree with the views outlined in the petition.

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John Hannah
12 years ago

I agree with the views expressed in the petition.

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John Hannah
12 years ago

I agree with the views expressed in the petition.