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The trick is to get drivers to follow those markings. Where I live I see cars/trucks regularly park on bike lanes with little repercussion. Add to that a hostil
by cabernal 5y ago
The trick is to get drivers to follow those markings. Where I live I see cars/trucks regularly park on bike lanes with little repercussion. Add to that a hostility between drivers and cyclists sharing the road; this might just be an issue where I live (Toronto)
Cycling lane poles would be ideal, but a lot of drivers push back on this since they see it as precious space being taken away from them.
- estebank 5y agoIn places where adequate protection was added, in some cases it was removed because drivers couldn't keep from leaving their lane. I guess drivers getting into accidents on their own is worse than lethal accidents involving cyclists on a bike lane. https://liveboston617.org/2020/12/16/dangerous-bike-lane-dividers-finally-dismantled-after-causing-multiple-roll-overs/ https://liveboston617.org/2020/12/16/dangerous-bike-lane-div...
- zip1234 5y agoIt is space taken away from drivers, but drivers will treat a painted bike line as more space for a car. This is why the only safe bike lanes on a road with cars are ones that have physical protection from cars.