To: Scott Rose,

The LA Time/Nation article you cite failed to say how long the stretch was through that town.  They said it was the only viable route.  But why cannot the people with bicycles simply walk on that stretch.  Do they have to make a schedule or get to work?  Obviously this was a special situation and was explained.  But slowing from the speed of a "work boat--i.e. 10mph" to that of a "sail boat--i.e. 4mph" is not all that great a hardship?  Why make a Federal case and hard feelings over nothing?  --Not to mention the heartburn and adrenaline to those who repeat this story?

Eric

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Scott Rose [email protected] wrote on Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:20:01 -0700:

  
For those who share my addiction to the adrenaline burn of outrage, this 
just in:

  http://is.gd/eWT48 (latimes.com)
    

Perhaps they ought to ban the tour buses that are causing the congestion. 
Have the behemoths park in a lot on the periphery of town and provide
bicycles that the visitors can drive the rest of the way in :-)

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