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This video compares two ways to cross from one side of a multi-lane one-way street to the other side, at a signalized intersection, on a bicycle. One allows bicyclists to proceed on pedestrian signals, and results in considerable delay. The other is to merge across as the operator of a vehicle, and is much faster.
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A high-intensity crosswalk Beacon in Portland, Oregon is intended to eas crossing by bicyclsits as well as pedestrians. Its functioning is described, and improvements are suggested.
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An unexpected meeting with another cycling advocate and a slow ride on a street he champions.
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The Province Lands bicycle paths on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA are very scenic, but seriously substandard and hazardous -- with their steep slopes and blown sand. The paths also are much longer than the lightly-traveled roads which parallel them. Yet the Transportation Bill currently in the U.S. Congress would ban bicycle travel on those roads.
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An intersection with light rail, motor vehicles and bike lanes requires bicyclists to cross from one side to the other of a multi-lane street, resulting in delays of 2 to 3 minutes. Alternative solutions are described.
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