Hello Minneapolis Folks,

I volunteered at the Franklin Ave station for the
Sierra Club on Saturday. I rode my bike with the idea
of putting my bike on the train on the way back. The
turn out was tremendous which made it impossible for
me to put my bike on the train.

My gal, and son biked to the 46th St. station and
waited in line for an hour and half before finally
getting on the train. They met me at Franklin Ave and
then I biked to 46th and met them as they got off the
train.

One of the Metro Transit folks working on Saturday
told me that 100% of the buses now have bike racks.
This should make biking and bussing much more
compatable now. You can bike to work, or even part way
and feel confident that a bus will have a rack for you
to use.  

My son organized a group of his friends on Sunday
evening and they biked to the 50th St. station and
then rode the train down town and back. He is really
excited about the LRT and likes that he will be able
to bike to the station and then bring his bike with
him.

I really believe this line will be very successful and
we will soon be discussing the next line. 

Let's now help pass bonding for the North Star
Corridor!

Ken Bradley Corcoran Neighborhood   




                
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