West Dayton had that three-lane configuration (but no bike or parking) for many years. I never felt safe in the middle lane. It was abandoned prior to my return to Madison in 1987.
Mike Rewey ************* On 26 Oct 2009 at 9:45, Troy Thiel wrote: > > Just curious..for the folks who are in the "know" about the options > that have been discussed...has there ever been a conversation about > configuring3 lanes of auto trafficand then abikes/parking lane...where > the middle of the three auto lanes is a "rush hour lane" that gets > assigned the direction of dominant traffic for the rush crunch...its > practiced here on places like Regent street with parking lanes..but > I've seen it in effect on similar style streets in other > cities...Omaha comes to mind most...I definitely share the previous > comments about how retailers would be better served on Sherman if > their places were more safely available for multi modal transit users. > > Troy Thiel > p.s count me in to volunteer with traffic counts > > > > _______________________________________________ Bikies mailing list [email protected] http://lists.danenet.org/listinfo.cgi/bikies-danenet.org
