Pleasde sign this Blood Bike petition if you agree

https://www.change.org/p/birmingham-...-for-bus-lanes



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I don't live in Birmingham but I thik it's a good idea anyway.

Just signed.

Signed. Thanks for the awareness.

Signed.

Disgusting that they have been fined.

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Only some pen pushing civil servant scum bag would think this is acceptable.

Madness! And signed, of course.

Signed.

They certainly shouldn't be getting fined for this.

Done.

I signed this a while ago, and having been to Birmingham today on a blood bike, I can only hope they change the “rules”.

signed.

I think the bigger picture here is that bus lanes in Brum should be open to all motorbikes, as is the case in some other cities.

R

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Originally Posted by ralphy

I think the bigger picture here is that bus lanes in Brum should be open to all motorbikes, as is the case in some other cities.

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There are a lot of bus lanes in London which aren't open to bikes. Most are but a chunk still aren't. Have to check the signs each time when riding in London. Not sure why.

Signed.

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done. As someone who required lots of blood products after lymphoma chemotherapy a cause close to home.

Signed with pleasure.

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Very happy to slap my John Hancock on that one.
M

Signed.

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We bikers can use every bus lane in Bristol, and it is very useful.
As far as I recall, I have never seen a biker holding up a bus' progress, so I see no reason not to allow them in.

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Do we have any blood bikers on here? I'm seriously thinking of applying, as it seems like a good way to give something back to the NHS. (I'm aware that I'd need to take some advanced tuition and a test first.)

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Originally Posted by wileeeeeey

There are a lot of bus lanes in London which aren't open to bikes. Most are but a chunk still aren't. Have to check the signs each time when riding in London. Not sure why.

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It all depends who is in control/has responsibility of the road, TFL or any of the local councils.
They all apply different rules.

Another consideration is if the road is a main arterial route.

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Originally Posted by learningtofly

Do we have any blood bikers on here? I'm seriously thinking of applying, as it seems like a good way to give something back to the NHS. (I'm aware that I'd need to take some advanced tuition and a test first.)

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Member 'downer' on here is and I was for nearly 10 years, only stopped due to relocating. When I joined you needed either IAM or Rospa under your belt, an assessment for being a blood biker and a clean licence - no idea what the criteria is now though.

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Originally Posted by ralphy

Member 'downer' on here is and I was for nearly 10 years, only stopped due to relocating. When I joined you needed either IAM or Rospa under your belt, an assessment for being a blood biker and a clean licence - no idea what the criteria is now though.

R

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Yes, we’ve been discussing it... same requirements now, it seems.

Signed. Let’s hope they reverse this in charitable madness.


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