--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Jack Pitzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Once again, I disagree. There are hours of the day in which there
are hardly any
> pedestrians at all. Early morning hours should be open to
pedestrians, runners and
> cyclists, particularly during the week. I get up at 6 am for work,
and when I take a bike
> ride at 6:30 on the boardwalk, there is virtually nobody there.
Should I have to loose that
> right because of the other hours of the day? Can you honestly say I
shouldn't be able to
> ride my bike on a boardwalk when there's nobody walking there?
> Other boardwalks allow bicycles. Atlantic City does. Wildwood does too.
There is obviously not going to be consistent enforcement. That being
said, yes, at 6:30 during the week there may be few pedestrians but on
weekends by 7 or 7:30 there are many. And the bicyclists and
pedestrians seem to favor the same hours. Most of the cyclists are
from outside of AP.
And why would you or any other cyclist have an issue with diagonal
parking at those early hours when as you say no one is there?
But I will compromise with you. If there was strong and consistent
enforcement both on the hours and speed, etc., 365, I would concur.
Absent that pedestrians have to win out.
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