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Re: wide outside lanes
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John S. Allen
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Sep 06, 2006 18:11 PDT
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At 17:13 9/6/2006, Doug Mink wrote:
| | A reporter has asked me for examples of wide outside lanes being
used as bicycle accommodation in Boston. I can only think of
Huntington Ave., the future Rose Kennedy Greenway, and possibly
the future American Legion Highway. Can anyone on the list give
me other examples? Adjacent cities and towns are probably OK, too.
-Doug Mink
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Well, there are examples of where they are used intentionally and
examples of where they simply exist.
West Roxbury Parkway, Turtle Pond Parkway, Eneking Parkway are a
designated bikeway, art of the Claire Saltonstall Bikeway.
Part of Western Avenue near the WGBH studios has wide outside lanes
without parking.
Outside Boston proper, many DCR parkways are like this: an example:
Mystic Valley Parkway in Medford and Winchester.
I'm sure there are many other examples, though few that are
designated specifically to accommodate bicycling
John S. Allen
jsallen *at* bikexprt.com (replace " *at* " with "@")
http://www.bikexprt.com/
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