([EMAIL PROTECTED]) writes:
> You can cycle most of the way across Champlain bridge on the east sidewalk. At
> the north end there is about 30 m of stone chips to walk over. Cycling north on
> the roadway is not allowed.
If any part of the bridge is not cyclable then it is legally acceptable to
use the part that is cyclable regardless of signage.
> I don't know about going south on the road - but then who would want to?
There was/is no prohibition southbound. Last year it was better to cycle on
the new section southbound than to cross over from the west sidewalk to use
the narrow east sidewalk. I recall there was an unenforceable
"walk-your-bike" sign or some such on that part. By riding on the road I
avoided having to cross again (over or under) to get back to the southbound
side of Island Park Drive.
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Avery Burdett
Ottawa, Ontario
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