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In aus.bicycle on Mon, 07 Jan 2008 06:12:12 GMT > "Zebee Johnstone" wrote: > But often they are NOT. Eg. before 4.30pm and after 6.00pm. But the ban >> Will you have an inspector who will check bikes for cleanliness before > No. Leave it up to reasonable people to make a sensible decision. Like they People are selfish. Some people will not be too selfish, some will. HOw much will new carriages cost, and who will pay? Zebee
PeteSig <pete...@bigpond.com> wrote: The problem is that sometimes they are.
>> Except that the reason they are banned is because they are full.
> still applies.
Do they? NOt in my experience.
>> they are allowed on? Will you agree that if there are more than X
>> people on the train at any one time all cyclists are thrown off at the
>> next station?
> will with pram-users/people with lots of luggage.
And unclear rules lead to arguments and anger.