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14079
... I thought I explained that very clearly. Did you bother to read the rest of my post? Sarah...
sarahcycles
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Oct 1, 2002
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14080
... As do some local ordinances. The below PA newspaper article is crossposted from PEDNET. I wonder what they do with recreational cyclists. It seems...
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Oct 1, 2002
1:32 pm
14081
Pretty sad - kid pedestrian deaths are down because so few are allowed to walk anymore. In 1969, half walked or biked to school. Now it's 10%. It would be...
Peter Rosenfeld
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Oct 1, 2002
2:06 pm
14082
... It's easy to stir emotion when you use the "safety" BS angle. Who could be against children's safety? The residents are immediately put on the defensive...
Wayne Pein
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Oct 1, 2002
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14083
... It sounds as if you know all you need to know about riding a bike and the infrastructure needs to support that. I think what you may be able to learn from...
Wayne Pein
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Oct 1, 2002
3:08 pm
14084
Bob "Picnic in the Streets" Matter sent a couple of photos of cyclists riding on an Interstate highway devoid of cars. Very pretty. But where was the touch...
Bob Morgan
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Oct 1, 2002
4:17 pm
14085
... No. This is simply wrong. Roads are for facilitating commerce between people. That commerce can take many forms--from transportation of nuclear waste to...
Nic H.
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Oct 1, 2002
4:32 pm
14086
... I think you will find that the 'pedestrian mall" concept is almost always an economic disaster. When you close off a street to cars, you may increase...
JF Scott
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Oct 1, 2002
6:02 pm
14087
... many forms--from transportation of nuclear waste to social commerce between individuals.< I think we are using the different words to convey the same idea....
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Oct 1, 2002
6:59 pm
14088
... location where closure of a street to auto traffic has increased retail business, even in Europe. How about 4? Ithaca, NY Burlington, VT Boulder CO Rue...
Nic H.
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Oct 1, 2002
7:12 pm
14089
... to walk anymore. In 1969, half walked or biked to school. Now it's 10%. In the U.S., National Walk to School Day is tomorrow, October 2. Thanks, Peter,...
Nic H.
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Oct 1, 2002
7:31 pm
14090
... Sounds to me like taking your new car for a spin around the neighborhood, just for the pleasure of driving it, is now illegal in that township. Allen...
Allen Freeman
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Oct 1, 2002
9:55 pm
14091
... You are exaggerating the extent to which the public space would be occupied. Streets are pretty big when you remove the cars and SUVs from them. And...
Robert J. Matter
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Oct 1, 2002
10:31 pm
14092
This is in response to Dr. Scott's request for examples of closures of streets to motor traffic that have been successful; i.e., the businesses located thereon...
Darryl Skrabak
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Oct 1, 2002
11:29 pm
14093
... More info, please -- Ithaca itself is a college town and that part of New York state is an economic basket case, losing population. The point is not that...
JF Scott
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Oct 1, 2002
11:37 pm
14094
... From the description, the Brooklyn side streets sound like their primary use was actually recreation. When Dad drove home from work they briefly became...
Nic H.
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Oct 2, 2002
12:08 am
14095
I thank Mr Skrabak for his incisive and courteous reply. Not too many postings these days embody both these properties. Darryl Skrabak has been the source in...
JF Scott
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Oct 2, 2002
12:58 am
14096
... To amplify on my previous comments: Bike routes and street play are incompatible. I have no problem slowing down and moving slow through streets near the...
Alan Forkosh
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Oct 2, 2002
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14097
... An invidious distinction between "utility" and "recreational" transport often figures in criticism of cyclists. Yet it is obvious that there are many...
JF Scott
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Oct 2, 2002
1:12 am
14098
... Wrong. Roads are for transportation. Period. You do not have the right to set up shop in the streets. They are for transportation. Transportation supports...
John Andersen
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Oct 2, 2002
4:18 am
14099
... an economic disaster. When you close off a street to cars, you >may increase pedestrian traffic, and of course car-haters like that, >but the merchants...
Jeremy Parker
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Oct 2, 2002
10:09 am
14100
... Pictures of Oxford street restriction techniques are at http://homepage.mac.com/aforkosh/EuroBikePhotos/source/l06_oxford1.html and ...
Alan Forkosh
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Oct 2, 2002
2:07 pm
14101
Summer 2002 ERCC Florida Advocacy News ERCC Florida volunteer Kimberly Cooper writes: I've been busy with the ERCC letter. I wrote a letter to the editor of...
Lauren Cooper
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Oct 2, 2002
5:47 pm
14102
... There you have it. It was the invention of the horse, not the car that ruined the steets for pedestrians. Notice that our modern police have rediscovered...
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Oct 2, 2002
5:57 pm
14103
My own birthplace of Norwich is a good example of pedestrision whic worked. They started in a small way with just one half of London Street in spite of...
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Oct 2, 2002
6:07 pm
14104
... It's not that simple. I could take you about a mile down the road from my house, to the former site of Barnet market, for a historical discussion. True,...
Jeremy Parker
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Oct 2, 2002
6:12 pm
14105
No, no, Mr Anderson. From the point of view of the true car-hater, saying roads and streets are for transport means inevitably (at least these days) giving a...
JF Scott
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Oct 2, 2002
7:53 pm
14106
Thanks for this report. I was asking for information and I am getting it! The problem with auto-free shopping areas is the tendency of Americans to buy a lot...
JF Scott
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Oct 2, 2002
7:57 pm
14107
... still-active High Streets (Main Streets in the USA, now in widespread decline) in old locations are not obliged to compete with a British ... The main...
Peter Rosenfeld
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Oct 2, 2002
8:15 pm
14108
It was gently pointed out to me that unformatted text makes you look like an un-edumacated cretin. "Hey, I knew that". All my formatting magically vanished...
Darrell Berg
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Oct 2, 2002
11:17 pm
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