Thread: Covered e-Trike
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Old 10-30-15 | 02:15 PM
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Walter S
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Bikes: Surly Long Haul Disc Trucker

Originally Posted by tandempower
It really all comes dohwn to speed and width. If a vehicle is narrow enough to fit in the bike lane and slow enough to not pose a hazard to cyclists, why shouldn't it be allowed to use the lane? Cyclists can pass it and if traffic became congested in the bike lane, a second bike lane could be added to the left of the first with a broken line for passing.
Yes of course. Hardly a simple thing around here. Getting bike lanes at all was a battle that took many years.

We have some two-way bike lanes (adjacent lanes going opposite directions instead of a single lane on each side of the road). You have to keep your line steady even if you're NOT a wide load. I can imagine being the victim of a head-on with a trike, as the dude is trying to answer his cell!
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