I'd recommend not traveling by car if you don't want to be tracked.

2 things:

1. They're not recording/saving video all day long.
2. Anything visible from the street isn't considered private. This includes illegal parking.

Yeah, the parking authority isn't staffed 24/7.

(But the regular police will still ticket you for blocking hydrants/driveways/bike lanes/etc)

You can batch the upload while you're in the rail yard.

But uploading to a cloud makes sense too. With all the diesel in the locomotive, the local storage is at risk during an incident.

>If you do have the relevant permit, ignore all of it

Unless you also see a street sweeping sign. That takes precedent over it all

Yes, the system isn't designed to follow your car around the city, and it's not like they're checking every street every hour. They might've come by for the first time at 10 and the second at 4.

Great, but it's still the state legislature that makes it this hard in the first place.

State law wins here, and they don't care at all.

Penn brewery I know has private rooms and a brunch menu

Credible enough for the church to kick him out. And that's a lot.

Amtrak is wildly successful in the areas where they own the track.

Guy probably thinks the bike boxes/advanced stop lines around the city are just green pieces of street art.

And the city is literally installing infrastructure to support cyclists doing it.

Ever see those green painted boxes at the front of the lane at a light? Those are to give cyclists room to wait at the front of the line.

Lol stay mad bro.

I'll be sure to stay in the middle of the lane and pedal extra slow just for you next time I'm in squirrel hill.

Fun fact about our government: you can't be subject to a law that doesn't exist.

Hope this helps you pass your elementary school civics test!

I'm just saying that what you're saying is illegal isn't. You can't even post the law that says it is.

Sorry that a cyclists trying to not die at a red light ruined your day because you were behind them for 3 blocks.

Which traffic laws?

What's the law that says they can't?

You have your reasoning, it's the top comment.

The most dangerous place on the road for a cyclists is the last spot in line at a red light, because drivers are inattentive. Which is why half of collisions in Allegheny county are red-light rear-ends.

There's no applicable law in this thread.

Sorry 5 minutes of your life can make you this pissed off. Just hope you don't pass me within arms length of your mirror.

Post the damn law, since it's your only argument.

What's the law that says they can't filter at the light? Because the only one mentioned in this thread is about motorcycles filtering. Penndot actively encourages bikes as a way to get through city traffic.

They're just trying not to get killed by ignorant people like you, who feel that being behind a cyclist for two blocks is such an inconvenience you have to flame them online.

If you're going to say it's against the law as your sole argument why 5 min of your time is worth someone's life, at least post the law.

Weird, what's the ordinance that they can't?

Fun fact about our country, you can't be guilty of a crime that doesn't exist.

And the law doesn't prohibit cyclists from not dying at an intersection.

I have a solution to traffic in the city: if we bulldoze every building for more lanes and more parking then we won't have any more traffic.

Granted we also won't have anywhere to drive to, but why would that matter if there's no traffic?