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- From: jordan@IMSI.COM (Jordan Hayes)
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- Subject: Re: Oppose Signal Synchronization Projects!
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- Date: 21 Jan 93 15:26:04 GMT
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- Joe Buck <jbuck@forney.berkeley.edu> writes:
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- I think it's better to design things so that the main bicycle
- through-routes aren't the same as the main auto through-routes,
- so you can time different streets differently.
-
- An excellent point. But, even with well-designed bike routes, you
- *still* see lots of ("too damn many") bicycles on College Avenue in
- Berkeley during rush hour for instance. There's a great bike route
- system in the East Bay (particularly Berkeley-Oakland) and there's just
- no excuse for seeing bikes on a street not designed for it.
-
- /jordan
-