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Are bike path bollards an unnecessary hazard?—Biking Bis Page 2 of 3 <br /> row <br /> Burke-Gilmanbollard New Rule Has Drivers Furious <br /> US drivers who drive urxfer 50 miles a day <br /> These bollards at intersections on newly renovated section of the Burke-Gilman Trail in Forest Park are are in for a big surprise... �,r�;�v <br /> white with red strips,making them a little easier to see.They also have lane markings that direct bicyclists Ga yfinance epnR.m� _1 F: <br /> around them. <br /> I J <br /> Lake Washington loop bollard <br /> This bike trail bollard,above,on the Lake Washington bike loop between two sections of the Lake Washington Boulevard in Newcastle appears <br /> particularly dangerous,as it looms at the bottom of a hill.The only pavement warnings are the natural speed bumps created by tree roots that <br /> push up the pavement. <br /> Another issue is whether the bollards are needed at all. <br /> Last month,the Seattle Transportation Department removed 14 bollards along the Burke-Gilman Trail between NW 43rd Street and NW 36th <br /> Street to improve safety for bicyclists. <br /> It's obviously time to take a new look at bike path bollards and consider whether they're necessary at every location,and if so,can they be made <br /> safer. <br /> Tags:bicycle, bollards,trail <br /> Permanent link to this article: hftp:/Avww.bikingbis.com/2012/04/271are-bike-path-bollards-an-unnecessary-hazard/ <br /> 6 comments <br /> 2 pings <br /> Skip to comment form i <br /> r's Knox <br /> May 18,2012 at 10:49 pr.(UTC-7) <br /> You know Gene,I was recently thinking the same thing...can't we just loose these things.I had no idea that they have a specific name.Now <br /> when I bike by them,I'll think"Damn Bollards!" <br /> However,as I was biking to West Seattle last week,I actually saw a guy drive up on to the West Seattle bike path on harbor Island!Like he <br /> was somehow going to use the path as a short cut to get on to the Low Bridge.It was very odd and curious and made even more so by the <br /> appearance of five bike cops whom I suppose were out for a training ride because why else would five bike cops be on Harbor Island! <br /> Don wells <br /> June 17,2012 at 8:59 on(UTC-7) <br /> http://www.bikingbis.com/2012/04/27/are-bike-pz3o-bollards-an-unnecessary-hazard/ 10/16/2017 <br />
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