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If you want to read the rest of the artice: https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/black-country/notorious-birmingham-bus-gate-snares-25884013 just make sure you have ad block enabled.
I don't like the article's use of the word "snares" - it's not as if it's a trap they're being sneaky about. There are signs everywhere, there's painting on the road, there's continual press coverage, and there are wide and well-signposted turning areas for private cars on either side of the bus gate. Anyone who gets "snared" by this is clearly driving while not paying attention, and deserves more than a fine IMHO.
Dude, 46,000 cars in 9 months. It's clearly a poor implementation.
The council has photos showing the signage on their website if you want to check it out: https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/directory_record/136446/moor_street_queensway_outside_moor_street_station
I read this as "Birmingham made a shortcut that only rich drivers can use"
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That would be 1680 cars per day.
It seems a bit unrealistic to me.
If it was it is probably moreso an issue with the gate
Wonder if this is due to the issue with the signage or just idiotic drivers
You can judge for yourself if the signage is adequate from the council's photos, but I think the fact that I can see that the lane is painted green and says "BUS GATE" on it from the thumbnail image kind of gives it away.