So infuriating. At the very least they could have moved the bike lane inside the parked cars.
Well, normally I'd agree, but in this case the road is too narrow to fit on street parking and safety-compliant bike lanes, so the city came back with two options:
A few people on the call actually suggested maybe doing a fully shared street with traffic calming, but of course that was just glossed over.
I think it's crazy that any city doesn't have a vision zero plan. Without one, you're basically "giving yourself the green light" to vehicular manslaughter.
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