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Startled pedestrians and cowboy cyclists may not be a good mix
Annie commented on Stephen Hume's comment in Commentary
Hi Focus: This is a terrific article by Stephen. The quality of the writing is excellent as well. I am exactly the same age as Stephen is and I concur with everything he has said. My spouse and I walk every day, but have found the Goose and Lochside to be impossible. Something that has not been thrown into the mix is that most of us who are over 75 have stopped cycling, due to balance problems, so with such a high population of seniors is the addition of so much cycling infrastructure warranted? There is also a great deal of cold and rainy weather here in winter which is also not conducive. It’s become quite difficult now to navigate through downtown streets, using a car. Also a bit scary crossing over cycling lanes as a pedestrian. I wonder if there is data being compiled as to how many cyclists are actually using the new separate lanes. I’d be interested to know. Thank you again. -
Startled pedestrians and cowboy cyclists may not be a good mix
Annie commented on Judith Lavoie's report in Reporting
Hi Focus: This is a terrific article by Stephen. The quality of the writing is excellent as well. I am exactly the same age as Stephen is and I concur with everything he has said. My spouse and I walk every day, but have found the Goose and Lochside to be impossible. Something that has not been thrown into the mix is that most of us who are over 75 have stopped cycling, due to balance problems, so with such a high population of seniors is the addition of so much cycling infrastructure warranted? There is also a great deal of cold and rainy weather here in winter which is also not conducive. It’s become quite difficult now to navigate through downtown streets, using a car. Also a bit scary crossing over cycling lanes as a pedestrian. I wonder if there is data being compiled as to how many cyclists are actually using the new separate lanes. I’d be interested to know. Thank you again.