Sigh. I mean I guess I was hoping for something more like this
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Type: Posts; User: lordofthemark
Sigh. I mean I guess I was hoping for something more like this
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Anyone have a sense of how it will work? I see something about staggered hours, and a time slot registration - so limits on the number per slot?
I expect to have gotten dose number 2 eleven...
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Getting a like and a dislike on the some comment is one of the joys of this board :o
The new owners of the ferry, and the owners of the farm where the landing is, have not yet reached a meeting of the minds.
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I'd like to thank BicycleBeth for organizing this. This BAFS was my wimpiest since my first, so much had I oriented my riding around my commute, and so discouraged was I by not going to coffee...
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So I had an officer interaction a few years back on 4th Street SW, where I was making a vehicular left on to Virginia to head to the metro station. I forget what the guy did, honked at me, ...
I would venture that a very large number of cyclists who will Delaware a stop sign won't Idaho a red, and plenty who will Idaho a red on an all red phase, will not do so when there is cross traffic...
Yeah. Where there's an actual protected intersection like that one in DTSS, I will do the full Copenhagen left, for the sheer joy of the infrastructure. I will occasionally do a box left even when...
Theres an ordinance in Md requiring riding in a bike lane if it's available (unless they have repealed that since last I heard) but it has a bunch of exceptions, and I am pretty sure making a left...
I would say MOST frequent transportation riders appear to me to realize A. That bikes are legal in the road B. That riding on the far right of the lane is not required, etc. IE the kinds of things...
This doesn't really match my point though. People who regularly ride bikes on street generally have a pretty good idea of safe riding behavior, and of laws relating to bikes.
Similarly, drivers...
I mean in addition to attribution bias, there is the problem that huge numbers of non bike riders (and many casual bike riders) don't actually know either the law or proper safe riding behavior.
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I have not yet had a vaccination, and I am being super cautious in the expectation that I will have a vaccine soon, so I will end my most pathetic FS since I first entered in 2015 (in terms of miles...
The line also served the Robinson Terminal which handled newsprint for the Post. I am not sure when the last delivery by rail there was made, but the terminal was put up for sale in 2013.
So back during the Reagan years, when I was young (and oh, so callow) I was, as some of you know, a financial analyst for CSX (actually Seaboard, but you dont want to know). I was tasked with...
G Street NW PBL is complete basically from 17th to Virginia (IE 24th)
20th Street NW PBL from G down to Virginia (IE E Street) and almost done last I looked to Constitution.
NJ Avenue NW...
I'm a Clintonian on cars - they should be safe, legal, and rare. :p
There certainly are a lot of different civil war related markers and street names around here.
I have found myself taking a much narrower approach to this game. Basically doing markers only of...
I do that once in a while - pretty crappy sidewalk (there was I think a project proposed to rebuild with a decent shared use path, but I don't know the status.) I really want to explore that little...
Oh dear. There are at least a dozen signs around Fort Ward, not counting the newly installed ones that tell the story of the adjacent post war AA community and its 20th century displacement.
So the tiny sidewalk connection behind the tennis court, from Stafford and 35th in South Fairlington to the sidewalk on Quaker Lane, that was on my regular route from home to Valley Drive prepandemic...
So to me wormholeness (wormholocity?) is not a binary. I mean a street open to cars, or a standard long trail, is clearly not a wormhole. A "social path" clear is. A cut through a parking lot...
I'm happy to see someone else taking on the mission of a FS infrastructure prize.