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So I use that very bike line on a daily basis and over the last six months there has been a notable improvement. Combination of investment in further separation of bike lane and cars on better behavior.
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Boooooo
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That said - I really don’t like separated bike lanes like this. Cars become much less aware of cyclists (and vice versa), making right-hooks far more likely.
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Do I see a green 1-hour parking sign directly below a no parking sign? If there is *ever* parking on this block, why isn't the bike lane painted to the left of the parked cars?
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It is a protected bike lane to keep moving traffic away from cyclists.
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The green is the bike lane. The picture is facing the direction of travel. So in this case it is “traffic/parking/bike lane/curb”.
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Are concrete barriers really that expensive? Is there some other reason why that option is unavailable for a major street like this?
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I don't know about this situation but often access for firetrucks is a concern.
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I’m not a cyclist anymore but that’s infuriating
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@SFPD this is dangerous and happens all the time. Can we get more protection and enforcement of bike lanes?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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