> Also, are pedestrians walking into bike lanes a valid reason not to use bike lanes? Depends on the location. Some places have high concentrations of bad pede

> Also, are pedestrians walking into bike lanes a valid reason not to use bike lanes? Depends on the location. Some places have high concentrations of bad pedestrians. In Austin there's one bike lane in particular where cyclists need to pay close attention to pedestrians, who often treat the bike lane there as an extension of the sidewalk. > For every pedestrian blindly walking into bike lanes staring at their phone I see an equal number of cyclists going at high speeds through pedestrian crossings Some cyclists are awful too. If the cyclists are bad enough then I might avoid the bike lane myself...