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Dec 22, 2024
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VACOUGFAN
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At least one can avoid dogs for the most part. Just walk a different direction
In the store. Being stuck behind a road cyclist on a road you can't safely pass is akin to torture.
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POLL: Which is worse?
Jericho
12:22pm
Road cyclists who switch to the sidewalk when it's convenient? But bringing your mutt into a store should be jail time.
John Doe
12:25pm
So...we don't want cyclists in the road..or the sidewalk... and we don't want to
runnincoug
4:48pm
That's not what I wrote.
John Doe
5:13pm
I'm glad... so can you clarify where would you like people to bike?
runnincoug
5:14pm
If there's a bike lane, use it. But don't hop on and off the sidewalk at your convenience. Not sure how that's
John Doe
5:30pm
ok, just making sure you're ok with cyclists in the road, which the OP wasn't.
runnincoug
6:24pm
Lol, Salt Lake did that on 300 West. Nobody rides on them. And if they did, cars would have to block them to get close
John Doe
8:15pm
So what is your solution? Cyclists on the road with everyone else?
runnincoug
9:02pm
Painted lines on streets are fine. We already have many dedicated bike paths away from cars as well. Maybe do more.
John Doe
9:38pm
At least one can avoid dogs for the most part. Just walk a different direction
VACOUGFAN
12:34pm
I had two idiots basically moving to the left on the road the other day as if
Jericho
12:36pm
Depends what dog
McMax
12:36pm
Both is the only correct answer
Pretorian
12:38pm
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