Guess which city is welcoming bike lanes? And guess which one is set to remove them? If you guessed some European or Canadian city for the first one, and a U.S. one for the second question....well, you'd be wrong.
New York City, according to DNAinfo.com (the Ameritrade founder's nifty news operation) is adding bike lane's to busy First and Second Avenues in Manhattan--the capital of traffic congestion (and Calgary; San Mateo, Calif., and Salem, Ore. are also adding lanes). Toronto, of all places--progressive, flat, Canadian--may be removing lanes on busy Jarvis Street, InsideToronto.com reported.
\ˌtrə-ˈ or tra-ˈ-vərs--sə-ˈti-lə-tē\ Noun. Traversal + Versatility. The state or quality of being versatile in one's modes of traversal; implies travel with respect for the planet Earth, e.g bicycling, walking, skating, using public transit. A neologism of 'traverse' and 'versatility'.
Showing posts with label Second Avenue. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011
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