Description
Biking from the airport on the 2-way protected bike path, when you get to the Ron Cowan / Harbor Bay intersection, you are not provided a way to go on Harbor Bay toward Mt Trashmore The design seems to be (1) use crosswalk and be on the wrong side of the street, then (2) use another crosswalk to get onto the right side of the street, or (2a) stay on the poorly maintained, pedestrian conflicting "bike path" along the golf course Because of this, people cross the street at Fed Ex and ride in the bike lane alongside 50 mph traffic, all because the intersection at Ron Cowan and Harbor Bay is bike-hostile
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Q. Please select the category that best describes your concern.
A. Unsafe crossing
A. Unsafe crossing
2 Comments
Alameda, CA (Verified Official)
Acknowledged Transportation Planning (Verified Official)
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