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They could also be allowed to use motorways, but the other side on the hard shoulder.Leave it out he clearly didn’t say that.
Pedestrians ain’t allowed on motorways and even if they were riding a bicycle along it they would still be sharing the hard shoulder with traffic running at motorway speeds either stopping on it or rejoining from it with no clearance for them.
Motorways were designed not to have pedestrians or cyclists on them why would anyone want to change that.
Leave cyclists who want to, free to use motorways. Provided it’s 3rd lane opposite to traffic flow.
Any teething problems would be ironed out as those choosing to ride like this, would be a diminishing pool.
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As it happens, I do ride a cycle, but maybe I am rather more cautious than some others about where I do so. In an ideal world we could all ride, walk and drive in harmony, but this world is far from that, and so we all need a little restraint and lots of patience with others.
I’m not anti-cycle nor anti-truck, but don’t like fools in charge of either.