Continuing to ask: Is this roadway infrastructure enough to make it safe/comfortable enough for “Interested, but Concerned” potential cyclists? Let’s look at the so new it’s not quite open to drivers Woodward Blvd. approaching I-25 project: *Now THAT is more like it! At least until the cyclist gets to I-25 headed to the Sunport. Then,… Read More Physical Separation from Drivers: This is More Like It!
Do flexposts provide enough physical separation from drivers to attract Interested, But Concerned cyclists to ride our streets? I don’t know. What do you think?
Perhaps more so than is true for drivers, there are a great many types of cyclists. But you wouldn’t know that from looking at media/Internet. Everything from old print holdovers such as “Bicycling Magazine” (remember magazines) to the widely known but actually limitedly used Strava continue to paint pretty much only one picture of cycling… Read More Slow Cycling Through Jarales
The long-beloved bouncy-paved trail between UNM’s Redondo and the notch at Central and Buena Vista is getting respectable. I have mixed feelings. Riding through it earlier today, I had to take the grassy knoll alongside because: The lo-fi bumpy trail leading to the almost killed notch (because ART) is now all grown-up and respectable. Good… Read More UNM Makes the Buena Vista Notch Official
The City is putting together its next iteration of the “Bikeways & Trails Facilities Plan,” which was a 312-page behemoth in its last edition back in 2015, copies of which are now standing, never read and almost never referred to, on bookshelves of scattered bureaucrats and cycling nerds (your humble blogger raises hand sheepishly). Planning… Read More Low-Stress Network Connectors Only You Know About
Riding down the bike lane on Indian School from just west of Tramway all the way to Broadway this past weekend, I got to thinking about whether bike lanes actually encourage more folks to bike. Of course, one is not supposed to be thinking about anything other than staying alive when biking in the street,… Read More Who Are ABQ Bike Lanes Really For?
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