Originally Posted by
Slaninar
Bike lane was designed to curve before exiting across the car lanes. So the cars can see the cyclist's wider, side, profile as they approach and turn, and so the cyclist gets in front of a car, not come from the blind side of the car, before going across the road. Lane moves out, then in, before the intersection. For the straight way, it is pulled in to leave room for the car parking, but it's divided from the pedestrian path by a grass covered area - both the bike lane and the pedestrian path are wide enough.
Those are niceties. I'm talking about the video as a whole. Not much thought seems to have gone into designing the system so that cars can't park on it, it's not routed in front of doors for stores, it's not overloaded with pedestrians, and that it is wide enough.
Looking at the video, it looks more like the system was grafted onto an existing sidewalk system.