Would it really be too much effort to move sharrows out of the (new) parking lane when the curb line gets moved and they need to be re-painted? (Indiana at 18th)
instead, we got this - double white zone. One on the curb one in the bike lane. A quick build cycle track on the east side of the street would fix the safety issue. Would love to see this @shamannwalton!
Illinois st is so sad to me because it seems like the perfect place for a cycle track: Underutilized street space, few cross streets, and a straight shot to the Bayview
I was reading through some of the SFMTA responses to public comment for the Folsom quick build project earlier and see the SFMTA is still doubling down on the efficacy of no right on red signals without photo enforcement https://t.co/gayehwrT2s
Despite the red turn lights, vehicles turn right across the bike lane on Polk all the time.
It’s exceedingly dangerous, but I have a hypothesis about what’s going wrong.
Also lmao at the footnote "we did not include ***more than half*** of the bike signals in this calculation because we were surprised how many drivers ran the red light and it made the number low". Kinda makes the 92% stat useless!
To be clear these lights are better than nothing or a mixing zone, but there needs to be cameras at every singe one to make them work. Drivers will never part with their god given right to turn right on red.