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Old 04-19-12, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by mikeybikes
That's quite concerning. I'm surprised I haven't seen that before.

I have complete confidence that Denver Public Works aren't stupid enough to build infrastructure like that.

Wazee St right now is nothing like that. Just a two way street, yellow strip down the center and on street parking on both sides. It is actually quite narrow and traffic moves slowly. It is very bikeable.
Further, I doubt that AASTHO guidelines would allow for that kind of infrastructure. Trapping a bike path between parked cars and a sidewalk is just asking for trouble. Really makes you question their urban planning ideas, doesn't it?
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