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StreetFilms.org-The Case for Separated Bike Lanes in NYC
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Advocates from Transporation Alternatives, The Project for Public Spaces, and The Open Planning Project join "Gridlock Sam" Schwartz and Enrique Penalosa to call for New York City to consider experimenting with some physically separated bike lanes in the near future.
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Directed by Clarence Eckerson Jr.
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So why dont we destroy the pedestrian lanes too, making it at the same level of the street?
If you've taken the lane you also have some maneurverability.
The problem with the seperated lane scheme is that it only LOOKS safe. It is not actually any safer than Effective Cycling (ie riding correctly in traffic.)
separated behavior over the integrated behavior. Reduced visibility at the most dangerous points, intersections (60%+ of all
motor vehicle/bicycle crashes.) Making safe left turns with traffic almost impossible. Under current State law, local jurisdictions could "require" bikes use them,even if the rider feels safe riding with traffic. (reply?)
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Put trees up in the buffer with little crosswalks and trashcans.
I don't even ride a bike!