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So that's why people keep flagging segments along tram routes.
Metrolink director is not pleased.....
Less dangerous than hanging on to the team car while having your brakes adjusted.
I think you'll find UCI rules banned mechanical fixes whilst moving a few years back
It's also illegal as well...the silly sausage.
Highway Code Rule 68
You MUST NOT
- hold onto a moving vehicle or trailer
That is so dangerous!!
(he should have been wearing a helmet!)
But arent't the trams themselves "... exceptionally dangerous and could very easily lead to a serious injury or a life threatening accident"?
Not if used as intended.
I agree that hanging onto one is a bit brainless, but I meant more that we hear constant* stories about cyclists coming off on tram tracks.
*Disclaimer: not constant (but pretty frequently).