This might be of interest to some. Latest guidance to highway authorities. The UK contributor rides a Ducati.
https://bit.ly/3PtawQV.
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Safer Roadsfor Motorcyclist
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Re: Safer Roadsfor Motorcyclist
A chance of a link to a description of the guidance, or such?GuzziPaul wrote: Tue Sep 12, 2023 7:16 pm Latest guidance to highway authorities.
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Re: Safer Roadsfor Motorcyclist
https://www.femamotorcycling.eu/safer- ... rcycles/Horse wrote: Tue Sep 12, 2023 9:10 pmA chance of a link to a description of the guidance, or such?GuzziPaul wrote: Tue Sep 12, 2023 7:16 pm Latest guidance to highway authorities.
https://bit.ly/3PtawQV.
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Re: Safer Roadsfor Motorcyclist
Plus ca change...
I have the TfL document from about 10 years ago that showed how to design roads for bikers.
There's an entire manual from the Institute of Incorporated Highway Engineers (I think that's the title) that does the same which must be nudging two decades old.
One of the benefits of science research is that people DO look to see what's been done previously, before studiously reinventing the wheel.
I have the TfL document from about 10 years ago that showed how to design roads for bikers.
There's an entire manual from the Institute of Incorporated Highway Engineers (I think that's the title) that does the same which must be nudging two decades old.
One of the benefits of science research is that people DO look to see what's been done previously, before studiously reinventing the wheel.
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Re: Safer Roadsfor Motorcyclist
My mate wrote the TfL document. For the latest document, the UK contributer is a IHE (Institute of Highway Engineers), as am I. I was chatting to him yesterday and mentioned I had uploaded it here.
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Re: Safer Roadsfor Motorcyclist
And don't forget the 'Cochrane Review' format, which is an entire project identifying previous research and compiling a summary distilling the overall outcome. Shown nicely by their logo.The Spin Doctor wrote: Wed Sep 13, 2023 4:24 pm One of the benefits of science research is that people DO look to see what's been done previously, before studiously reinventing the wheel.
https://www.cochranelibrary.com/about/a ... ne-reviews
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Re: Safer Roadsfor Motorcyclist
Repairing and maintaining the existing roads would make the considerably safer
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