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University of Bristol wants Keynsham 'optical illusion' cycle lane feedback

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Cycle lane was installed by Bath and North East Somerset Council in March 2022. It is estimated that about 100 people may have tripped on it. Professors at the University of Bristol are investigating the phenomenon. They want to hear from people who have fallen or stumbled.

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BBC NewsBBC News
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University of Bristol wants Keynsham 'optical illusion' cycle lane feedback

Since the cycle lane was installed in 2022 an estimated 100 people are thought to have tripped on it.

·United Kingdom
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Somerset LiveSomerset Live
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'Optical illusion' cycle lane victims asked to contact study

Experts investigating the phenomenon want to hear from people who have fallen or stumbled

·Somerset, United Kingdom
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mnrjournal.co.ukmnrjournal.co.uk

'Optical illusion' cycle lane prompts investigation by boffins

People who have tripped or stumbled while crossing are urged to contact professors

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Somerset Live broke the news in Somerset, United Kingdom on Tuesday, February 27, 2024.
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