Sergeant Lavos said lanes with bicycle symbols painted on them were not necessarily bicycle lanes. He pointed out a ''classic example'' in front of the Victoria Police Centre in Flinders Street.
''That's a painted bicycle symbol in that lane there, but it is not a bike lane because it has no signage,'' Sergeant Lavos said.
Collins Street has no bike lane, only a narrow cycling refuge marked by white lines and green paint. Nevertheless, cyclists have the right to overtake vehicles on the inside, unless the vehicle is in the act of turning left. SMH
On review it appears Collins St has white lines and green paint. Sgt Lavos was referring to Victoria St as having a bicycle symbol when it is not a designated bike lane. I originally thought he was referring to Collins St.
You keep asking if I watched the whole video, what are you seeing which I'm not?
If you make your posts a little less rhetorical we might get an idea of what you're actually alluding to.
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