Re: Colorado - Banned bike routes requires alternate routes
Jon Meinecke <[email protected]>
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> On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 11:50 PM, MH <hoagy-OlwQ/[email protected]> wrote: > > "What would happen when a large bus swerves to avoid a bicycle and is > forced into oncoming traffic coming from the opposite direction?" he said. > "The city of Black Hawk is unwilling to find out." I did a Google Street view tour of Black Hawk main drag... It doesn't look like a high-speed thruway and there are signs that say yield to pedestrians... Just not slow down for bikes, I guess. >From the satellite view, it looks like well less than a couple of miles of bike paths could create an alternative route. At $50,000 or less per mile, that's chicken feed for the casinos... Multiuse paths could even be a marketing asset. Jon