Brandon Aguirre wrote:
Also, has anyone tagged a bike box?
(http://www.portlandonline.com/TRANSPORTATION/index.cfm?c=46717
)
They're in the UK Highway Code (the gov't driver's manual) as Advanced
Stop Lines: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_stop_line . The term
bike box seems to be
Also, has anyone tagged a bike box?
(http://www.portlandonline.com/TRANSPORTATION/index.cfm?c=46717
)
That is what we bits call a cycle advance stop. I've not seen anyone
tag this yet, though I do know of one
One Shaun?! They're on about half of the traffic lights in London!
I
So, I take it my comment on the map rendering yes with bike routes
looking lame is pure vanity on my part? =)
The info you all sent is great! And, as Gregory mentioned, assuming we
United Statseans are advanced enough to put bike boxes (ASLs) in every
direction at every light gives us too
Hey all,
I'm tagging cycle infrastructure with the lcn_ref tag but need advice
since it was developed for Europe where they designate routes
numerically like a highway system. What do you suggest I put as the
lcn_ref for various cycle inf. (I put yes as a placeholder but it
looks so lame)
2009/1/27 Brandon Aguirre bran...@cloudmade.com:
Hey all,
I'm tagging cycle infrastructure with the lcn_ref tag but need advice
since it was developed for Europe where they designate routes
numerically like a highway system. What do you suggest I put as the
lcn_ref for various cycle inf. (I
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