I'm trying to get hold of a speed-gun to collect information on bike path
speeds. I contacted the City but so far no luck.
Anyone have, or have a lead on, a speed gun that could be used to collect data
on bicycle speeds on Madison's bike paths? If I am successful I will
definitely share the
As primarily a cyclist but also a pedestrian, I am concerned about the
speeds that are possible with little effort on eBikes. The Class 3 eBikes
identified in the state legislation can be motor powered up to 28mph. Above
that it's all leg power. for more detail see: Senate Bill 129
There has been some lively discussion on the MNA listserv concerning eBikes,
their top speeds and there use on ped/bike paths.
Unfortunately you have to join the listserv to participate but that can be done
easily by sending a blank email to: marqna-subscr...@yahoogroups.com
john
Please give your views on the installation of surveillance cameras along the
East Side bike path between S. Blount and S. Brearly Streets.
These will be the first cameras installed specifically on a City bike path, so
full vetting of the issues is important.
Input on the question has been so