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Old 02-06-10 | 07:03 PM
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sauerwald
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From: San Jose, CA

Bikes: Bianchi San Remo - set up as a utility bike, Peter Mooney Road bike, Peter Mooney commute bike,Dahon Folder,Schwinn Paramount Tandem

One thing that confuses me is why most municipalities feel obligated to provide free on street parking whenever they design a street. Additional road width for parking makes it more difficult to accommodate bicycles in-lane, and harder to provide good sidewalks. In a commercial area, parking should be centralized, and preferably multi level so that it does not contribute to sprawl, and allows for a more walkable environment. Within a residential area, parking for residents should be provided on the property.
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