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    • BJ
      BJ last edited by

      Here's an interesting idea from Scotland: special markings on the roads to help motorcyclists navigate tricky curves/corners. Basically, it creates a "funnel" that helps the rider take a safer line when forward visibility is limited.

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      This looks like a simple idea that could help everywhere.

      https://www.visordown.com/news/general/primed-ride-new-motorcycle-road-markings-explained

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      • pip bip
        pip bip @BJ last edited by

        @BJ so long as they are maintained

        2014 Chery J3 - (18/7/20) meh.
        2011 Geely MK 1.5L (1/7/21)
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        • BJ
          BJ @pip bip last edited by

          @pip-bip same goes for all the other lines... Some places are better than others at this.

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          • SilentbutnotreallyDeadly
            SilentbutnotreallyDeadly @BJ last edited by

            @BJ
            It's a good idea but guidelines are typically treated as such.

            Take the hard road and walk it. Because hedges aren't as soft as they look.

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            • Urambo Tauro
              Urambo Tauro @BJ last edited by

              @BJ It's a good idea. The angled lines function much like object markers in creating that "funnel" effect to guide traffic

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              • ttyymmnn
                ttyymmnn @Urambo Tauro last edited by

                @Urambo-Tauro

                Most people have no idea that those angled stripes are informational beyond just trying to get your attention.

                #Planelopnik all the things

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                • Milky
                  Milky @ttyymmnn last edited by

                  @ttyymmnn @Urambo-Tauro Well damn TIL something useful.

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                  • ttyymmnn
                    ttyymmnn @Milky last edited by

                    @Milky

                    The stripes always point down in the direction you must go to avoid the obstacle. Same with orange and white barricades.

                    #Planelopnik all the things

                    Yamaha YTR-8335
                    Yamaha YTR-8445
                    Schilke P5-4

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