Trust @FedExEurope to park in a clearway during operational times, with two wheels on the pavement, while blocking a cycle lane. It's OK because he had his hazard lights on though. #freethecyclelanes https://t.co/QziXML3mPu

@OffbeatDonuts use cargo bikes for city centre deliveries, which is cool and doubtless efficient and convenient for them. It's just a pity that this hasn't resulted in some respect for mandatory cycle lanes in their van driver. #freethecyclelanes https://t.co/WSkPGOWyty

Burgh Quay, 9.05am. Frylite, the natural way to endanger cyclists. #freethecyclelanes https://t.co/gHiSSH3O9Y

Another excellent piece of Dublin cycling infrastructure. #freethecyclelanes https://t.co/TGDsOl4y6X

Someone actually looked at the Dutch way of dealing with bikes at a bus stop then some eejit f*ed it up. One of two bins. #Freethecyclelanes https://t.co/lFL0X3Q6gl

Why can't #bloodycyclists use the bicycle lane? Plenty of room to his left, BTW #freethecyclelanes https://t.co/zBRbLL9eEx

And a few meters later it apparently ends, without ever having shown up on the road. #FreeTheCycleLanes https://t.co/jBglpYlLk0

Odd one. The Black Church, near Dorset St. Sign says 24/7 Cycle Lane, but no lane in evidence. #FreeTheCycleLanes https://t.co/mdnwOn9vIj

And the next set of lights, at Rosie Hackett bridge. Pedestrians getting shafted as usual. #freethecyclelanes https://t.co/bhFX8xgSqx

Par for the course near Tara Street DART station. Often worse than this #freethecyclelanes https://t.co/tK1eISevRB