[bikeqld] Handheld radars along Bicentennial Bikeway
Anthony Lee
doctorw1963 at yahoo.com.au
Thu Oct 15 14:06:53 CDT 2009
Hi Dan,
I saw the radar too. A friend from work who rides said that he seen them also.
Perhaps they would like us push our bikes too :-(.
Anthony Lee
The Doctor -- the last of the Time Lords?
........-- __o
....-- _ \<,_
........(_) / (_)
E-Mail: doctorw1963 at yahoo.com.au
________________________________
From: Dan Callaghan <djc at djc.id.au>
To: bikeqld at bikeqld.org.au
Sent: Thu, 15 October, 2009 6:49:07 PM
Subject: [bikeqld] Handheld radars along Bicentennial Bikeway
Dear list,
On my ride home along the Bicentennial Bikeway late this afternoon I saw a
pair of police officers with a handheld radar gun pointed at cyclists who
were coming outbound along the newly finished "separated" section at
Milton. I assume I got clocked, I was doing about 28-30km/h at that point
as it was not congested at all so I felt it was safe to keep a nice pace
going.
In the event they didn't attempt to wave me down or anything, so I'm not
sure what they were trying to achieve with their radar. Is there even any
legally enforceable speed limit on bike paths? (I vaguely remember seeing
some absurd 10km/h speed limit signs, but that might have been only during
the construction phase.) Or is there maybe some kind of "reckless cycling"
offence which they can apply at their discretion, if they clocked someone
doing 40km/h and thought it was too much?
Has anybody else been stopped by police with radars along there? or seen
anybody else being stopped?
--
Dan Callaghan <djc at djc.id.au>
_______________________________________________
bikeqld mailing list
bikeqld at bikeqld.org.au
http://www.bikeqld.org.au/
http://www.bikeqld.org.au/mailman/listinfo/bikeqld
This list has NO affiliation with Bicycle Queensland.
__________________________________________________________________________________
Get more done like never before with Yahoo!7 Mail.
Learn more: http://au.overview.mail.yahoo.com/
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: http://www.bikeqld.org.au/pipermail/bikeqld/attachments/20091015/782fbc19/attachment.htm
More information about the bikeqld
mailing list