I know! Isn't that thing awful?!! It's clearly marked as a normal driving
lane, but there's no way a car could fit in it. People from around here
are used to it for the most part, I guess, but heaven help an
out-of-towner who's not familiar with it. Talk about an accident waiting
to
It looks to me like this is a bike lane that was never finished...I
personally don't think that it's clearly marked as a normal driving
lane, given the diagonal lines that start out at the beginning of each
block. I guess I'm a bit biased, however, since some idiot ripped off my
rearview
it is a confusing intersection, but isn't there a
right lane must turn sign, and an arrow painted
on the street?
--- James Riley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks to me like this is a bike lane that
was never finished...I
personally don't think that it's clearly
marked as a normal driving
I'm curious if anyone knows what the extra 'half'
lane on Chestnut streetbetween 38th and 34th is for? It starts at
38th street on the right side of the street with diagonal lines painted across
it and then the diagonal lines disappear. Its not wide enough for a car to
drive down it
:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: [UC] Bike lane or what?]I like this
half lane -- it calms traffic a bit and is a sort of defacto bike lane at
times. But I don't know the right answer to Paul'squestion. Anyone here
know?-Jeff- Forwarded message from Paul Grossman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Date: Mon, 24 Feb
