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Wild to see brand-new grade separation projects (this one in Fairfield, CA) widening a road from 2->6 lanes and only finding room for a 5', gutter bike lane. This is what I mean when I say that traffic engineering exemplifies an anti-biking ideology.

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So proud to be a part of this amazing morning. Location ocean beach San Francisco #nokings

Bike Bus notice: We'll be taking a snow route to avoid unclear roads. Dress warm! Arsenal Arkansas Shenandoah-> Pickup @STLMetro Crafted Compton -> usual route

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The idea that police led traffic enforcement strategies are more cost effective is also laughable. A city can install a dozen speed humps every year for less than the cost of a single officer, and make a difference on that corridor 24/7 w no down time.

Please clear the sidewalk in front of your property. It's your responsibility. Your city, county, state isn't going to do it for you.