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Bus lane Frederick street / O'Connell street

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  • 06-06-2016 6:39pm
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    konraado
    Registered Users Posts: 49 ✭


    Do anyone know, are these huge CCTV cameras on the corner of Frederick street junction and on the O'Connell street from Parnell street take a photo of offenders?
    Are there the bus lane cameras in Dublin?
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    LXFlyer
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    konraado wrote: »
    Do anyone know, are these huge CCTV cameras on the corner of Frederick street junction and on the O'Connell street from Parnell street take a photo of offenders?
    Are there the bus lane cameras in Dublin?

    No there are not.


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    konraado
    Registered Users Posts: 49 ✭konraado


    And how it is actually with bank holidays. Can other traffic use bus lanes which are Mon to Sun?..


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    LXFlyer
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    konraado wrote: »
    And how it is actually with bank holidays. Can other traffic use bus lanes which are Mon to Sun?..

    Not contra-flow bus lanes. They can never be used by other traffic.

    Normal bus lane operating hours are dictated by the plate displaying their hours of operation.

    Private cars cannot go from Parnell Square East to O'Connell Street at any time.


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    konraado
    Registered Users Posts: 49 ✭konraado


    Thanks,
    Yes, i understood about that one from Parnell Square to O'Connell st.
    So better is to stay away from bus lanes with Mon to Sun on bank holidays


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    StreetLight
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    konraado wrote: »
    And how it is actually with bank holidays. Can other traffic use bus lanes which are Mon to Sun?..

    A bus lane on a Bank Holiday is treated no differently than one on a regular day.


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    konraado
    Registered Users Posts: 49 ✭konraado


    Is anyone catched using bus lane any other way than caught by garda. I mean what are these small round cameras over traffic lights for?


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    konraado
    Registered Users Posts: 49 ✭konraado


    Im not saying that im going to use bus lanes. No of course, just wish to know what is worst case scenario if caught and how it is happening here.


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    punisher5112
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    konraado wrote: »
    Is anyone catched using bus lane any other way than caught by garda. I mean what are these small round cameras over traffic lights for?

    Traffic warden or guard only.

    No CCTV for this but you never know Dublin could become like London


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    konraado
    Registered Users Posts: 49 ✭konraado


    Hopefully not that soon..


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    Carawaystick
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    lxflyer wrote: »
    Not contra-flow bus lanes. They can never be used by other traffic.
    .

    I thought push bikes can use them? Leo V shook up the rules a few years ago


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    Vic_08
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    konraado wrote: »
    Hopefully not that soon..

    Sooner the better with people around who only obey the law when they think they are going to get caught.

    Red light cameras and bus lane cameras are two things we really need ASAP.

    It is sad that enforcement is necessary but there are always aresholes around who think they are more important than the rest of society.


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