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To be honest, I expect they flipped the picture to try to hide the fact that there is no cycle lane here. In my opinion that's even worse, deliberately trying to make cyclists look like they go out of their way to cause danger to other vulnerable commuters. They'll probably just say it's ok for an officer to use a camera, or they were stopped, or they'll just lie.
Having been in Manchester all weekend I can confirm that the millions spent on these car parking lanes has been highly effective.
But the picture still shows the road with the double yellow lines and the kerb. It's as obvious that there is no cycle lane as if they hadn't flipped it.
There might be another reason, but it still looks to me that the likeliest reason for flipping is to try to make out the passenger took the photo - ie. it wasn't the driver breaking the law.
Brilliant stuff really enjoyed that
I just spent 5 mins reading that thread, and it is an utterly joyous mismatch.
Every now and again, I fooking love twitter.