There are several possible explanations for the above picture (no Photoshopping), seen on Brighton’s Lewes Road:1. Even though it has two more wheels than a bike, plus an engine, and is enclosed in metal, it’s only a small car. So it’s pretty much a bike.
2. As Brighton’s has so many weird bike lanes why not be even more weird – park a car on one.
3. Putting a car on the pavement is consistent with Brighton and Hove City Council’s policy of carving out part of the pavement for bike lanes. Since a car also has wheels, what’s the difference?
4. When a driver needs somewhere convenient to park, and the chances of getting a ticket are practically zero, why not use a handy bike lane?
Perhaps there are other explanations? Feel free…..
Its an offense as in the bike parking area parking of the car is an offense there should be measures should be taken in such type of situation.
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