Good afternoon
- A call for support of MD House Bill 1278. "House Bill 1278 would require public institutions of higher education to develop, by fiscal year 2014, a facility master plan to address bicycle and pedestrian circulation on and near the campus. Additionally, this bill would require the institution to include in the facility master plan measures to incorporate bikeways and pedestrian facilities, as well as, promote biking and walking on the campus."
- The BAC supports parts of the 14th Street EIS. Personally I support all three "alternatives" - which aren't really alternatives, since they aren't really mutually exclusive - but we'll see what the next level of review comes up with.
- I didn't really agree with all of Dillon Klepetar's letter about supermarkets subsidizing drivers with free parking, but I don't agree with Ronnie Estes's letter either. I don't think Klepetar was saying that everyone should bike everywhere; so while Estes may be right when he writes that "I would not drive less if someone 'reattached costs to driving that are now being offset by non-drivers,'" I think the point is that some people would.
- Levee work on the NE and NW branch trails starting in April. Some trail closures will follow.
- Sometimes cyclists are to blame. Sometimes drivers are. And sometimes, road designers are.



Sometimes cyclists are to blame. Sometimes drivers are. And sometimes, road designers are.
You should ride out to Tysons with me sometime. If you want to know what the 2 mile stretch from the W&OD to Tysons Galleria feels like, imagine this video at 2:15 replayed over and over again every 15 seconds. The "path" feels as though it was designed to kill cyclists (and pedestrians).
Posted by: oboe | March 18, 2012 at 10:51 PM
@oboe That was part of my daily commute from Reston to Towers Crescent Blvd for a while. I could never decide whether I was better off riding with traffic on Gallows Rd or slaloming on the poorly-paved path. To my surprise, though, the biggest hazard was other cyclists behaving unpredictably!
Posted by: Ross Patterson | March 19, 2012 at 10:33 AM
Kledd i bevegelsen, i tillegg til å være vakker og kjekk, er det viktigste å passe en sport og idrett miljø.
Posted by: MBT Sko Norge | October 09, 2012 at 02:39 AM