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Just got back jollyreaper2112 May 2013 #1
Can you imagine how popular this would be now? n2doc May 2013 #3
Car crazed. I just got back from a bike ride. It's a different mentality now. Gregorian May 2013 #5
Yeah jollyreaper2112 May 2013 #7
Wagon accidents could be pretty brutal. Manifestor_of_Light May 2013 #10
The car industry spread the infection Loudestlib May 2013 #11
That is such a great idea. Far superior to mixing bike lanes with cars. JDPriestly May 2013 #12
It wouldn't have been practical after a while, though. n/t AverageJoe90 May 2013 #14
What an amazing idea! An elevated bike route might be worth exploring petronius May 2013 #2
I'd heard how awful the traffic was jollyreaper2112 May 2013 #4
You should break out of that east coast mentality Lordquinton May 2013 #18
Southern California is NOT California. Le Taz Hot May 2013 #19
Good jollyreaper2112 May 2013 #21
I was just in So Cal for about 10 days; took the train from OR but of course had to Ron Green May 2013 #6
There does seem to be a lack of bicycle commuting in LA - due I suspect to a petronius May 2013 #16
Such a structure would likely have to be concrete these days... ellisonz May 2013 #8
That's the thing that I hate about Los Angeles Yavin4 May 2013 #9
That is the best way I have heard that put. Nika May 2013 #13
I Live in L.A., and now I Live in NY Yavin4 May 2013 #17
It's a nice idea, and certainly would be safer for bicyclists, too. AverageJoe90 May 2013 #15
A little scary! reformist2 May 2013 #20
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