The transport authority finally confirmed that motorcycles are permitted in bus lanes. It took a long time to get here but this outcome makes the struggle worth it. Keep your eyes on the road and stay safe out there.
Motorcycles contribute the least to city traffic while are the most vulnerable vehicles in it
Lane filtering was the first step the government took that respects the actual nature of a motorcycle and its purpose that can reduce traffic for everyone
From a safety perspective the government is hypocritical to allow bicycles to share the bus lanes with the buses while prohibit motorcycles
Many European cities with significant traffic permit lane sharing between buses and motorcycles as a further incentive to reduce traffic
Seeing this grow is exhausting but it proves that I am not the only one tired of being ignored on the road. The momentum is real now and it feels like we finally have enough weight behind this to actually be seen.
Reached 100 supporters
November 7, 2016
76 Comments
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Bruce Taggart
9 years ago
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This would save lives and injuries, also TAC paying out, which is the big convincer for our Government.
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Ricardo Salinas
9 years ago
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Hoddle Street in Melbourne is a prime example of it working in Australian conditions. It must be extended through the state.
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Fabio Andrade
9 years ago
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It is a safer option using bus lanes when they are available instead of lane filtering. Some cars are still oblivious to us riders or try to block us in on purpose. By using the bus lanes it would take some of the danger away both from physically being hit by a car and or aggression toward riders.
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Jack Jorgensen
9 years ago
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Couldn't agree more. Especially in places like Stud road where there is a bus every 10-15 minutes this lane would make my daily commute much safer.
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Thomas Doro
9 years ago
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Yesssss!!! If cyclists get their own lane for safety, we should be able to share a mostly unused lane with busses.
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Craig stanford
9 years ago
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Agree totally, growing up in Sydney where you are allowed to use bus lanes , I was suprised to find out you can't in Melbourne,
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The transport authority finally confirmed that motorcycles are permitted in bus lanes. It took a long time to get here but this outcome makes the struggle worth it. Keep your eyes on the road and stay safe out there.
Motorcycles contribute the least to city traffic while are the most vulnerable vehicles in it
Lane filtering was the first step the government took that respects the actual nature of a motorcycle and its purpose that can reduce traffic for everyone
From a safety perspective the government is hypocritical to allow bicycles to share the bus lanes with the buses while prohibit motorcycles
Many European cities with significant traffic permit lane sharing between buses and motorcycles as a further incentive to reduce traffic
Seeing this grow is exhausting but it proves that I am not the only one tired of being ignored on the road. The momentum is real now and it feels like we finally have enough weight behind this to actually be seen.
Reached 100 supporters
November 7, 2016
76 Comments
B
Bruce Taggart
9 years ago
Featured
This would save lives and injuries, also TAC paying out, which is the big convincer for our Government.
R
Ricardo Salinas
9 years ago
Featured
Hoddle Street in Melbourne is a prime example of it working in Australian conditions. It must be extended through the state.
F
Fabio Andrade
9 years ago
Featured
It is a safer option using bus lanes when they are available instead of lane filtering. Some cars are still oblivious to us riders or try to block us in on purpose. By using the bus lanes it would take some of the danger away both from physically being hit by a car and or aggression toward riders.
J
Jack Jorgensen
9 years ago
Featured
Couldn't agree more. Especially in places like Stud road where there is a bus every 10-15 minutes this lane would make my daily commute much safer.
T
Thomas Doro
9 years ago
Featured
Yesssss!!! If cyclists get their own lane for safety, we should be able to share a mostly unused lane with busses.
C
Craig stanford
9 years ago
Featured
Agree totally, growing up in Sydney where you are allowed to use bus lanes , I was suprised to find out you can't in Melbourne,
This would save lives and injuries, also TAC paying out, which is the big convincer for our Government.