Regarding the north end of the SW Commuter Path: > >It is a pretty ride, however. I'll be glad when it's open. Does anyone > >know what the other end is going to do? How are bicyclists supposed to get > >across Breese Terrace/Crazylegs, etc.? > > Good question - that whole intersection is just crazy! > The design committee did not make a specific recommendation for this intersection, except to say that it should be studied. If you're heading to campus, I would recommend that you leave the path at Spooner and take the familiar route through Camp Randall. The traffic light at Spooner & Regent I judge to be more bike/ped friendly than the one at Regent & Monroe. Please note: that due to the Spooner Bridge construction, you may have to get off that path at Prospect and take Commonwealth/Rowley to Spooner. If you're heading to Merriter, or thereabouts, you should be able to take Oakland to Mound Street. Cheers, Joe -- Joseph J. King [EMAIL PROTECTED] bombay - http://www.BombayBicycle.org/ madnordski - http://www.danenet.org/madnord/ pgp public key - http://www.kingresearch.com/jk/jking.txt
