> gyrotaco said on
11-18-2008 at
03:42:
actually, on bicycle boulevards people are allowed to bike in the center of the street. (actually, cyclists can legally do that on any road because they follow all traffic laws, and that could help). Also, I think that bicycle boulevards are wider than most roads.
> gyrotaco said on
11-18-2008 at
03:40:
motorists still don't notice the signs. It is ridiculously dangerous here, but I love bicycle boulevards
> samgoater said on
09-23-2008 at
15:53:
ya but the're still riding between moving cars and parked carshows that working for ya?
> darkangelxd777 said on
09-01-2008 at
05:45:
In many countries, kids learn to signal, stop at stop lights, and common bicycling etiquette by watching other bicyclists do it.Now in America, bicycling has been replaced by cars. Kids grow up, not learning how to signal, stop at stop signs/lights, and common etiquette when bicycling.I know, yielding at stop signs is easier than stopping.Except, it just promotes a bad image that bicyclists do not follow the rules. It is just 5 seconds to stop, you can trackstand if you want to.
> spookshow916 said on
08-16-2008 at
18:12:
well actually the the cops do give cyclists tickets for not stopping at stop signs i just got one today about 1 hour ago
> whiteandgreen said on
08-11-2008 at
05:19:
berkeley kicks an incredibly amount of ass...hardcore
> Walkingstillhonest said on
07-11-2008 at
01:04:
I noticed the bikes on the purple signs, but never really thought why they were on them. Time to take advantage of these streets!
> draven235 said on
07-06-2008 at
01:43:
shit mans thats pretty heavy
> TotallyFcked said on
06-18-2008 at
04:51:
Nice... I recently moved to Berkeley. I lived in Philadelphia for a while and had some difficult times riding... I was hit by a car once when I was in a lane (the car made an illegal left turn). I feel very safe riding in Berkeley.
> tumadrelanieves said on
06-13-2008 at
11:57:
btw, there are cars there!!
> mikokat said on
06-06-2008 at
06:27:
Oh, okay. This was in SF, BTW.
> keipers said on
06-06-2008 at
01:46:
Most of the time true, but there are a growing number of cities allowing cyclists to treat a stop as a yield when no other vehicles are stopped at the intersection.
> mikokat said on
06-03-2008 at
04:59:
Just to let you guys know, that bikes legally HAVE TO stop at a stop sign. I saw a cop gave a bicyclist a ticket. I suggest you stop to avoid a ticket. I'm pretty sure nobody likes paying $200+ for a traffic ticket.
> mikokat said on
05-03-2008 at
16:55:
Oh, OK! Lol, I thought you were serious! I reported his to YouTube and hopefully his account will be suspended.
> theonlytruepunk said on
05-03-2008 at
01:47:
oslo is a Nazi. I oppose Nazis. I was just having fun
> floydjackson2 said on
02-01-2008 at
18:54:
Power to the Pedal!
> BayBoy7 said on
01-09-2008 at
18:20:
Yes, but drivers still drive their cars and trucks on them. Occasionally a driver will honk her or his horn (a long honk) at me on one of these bike boulevards. Drivers and their horns...the communication of the inbred.
> video814 said on
01-07-2008 at
05:48:
i love berkeley
> BayBoy7 said on
01-07-2008 at
05:09:
Hey berkeleyhome, I'm sorry to hear of your crash. I should hope you would then support better traffic engineering on College Avenue, i.e. lighted crosswalks, speed humps, pedestrian crossing signals and traffic lights, bike 'sharrows' (shared lane markings), so that others might not suffer the same slings and arrows. For you to say that 'bikes don't belong on that street' is an unintelligent resignation to, or championing of, car traffic on College Avenue as the dominant transit mode.
> berkeleyhome said on
01-07-2008 at
05:00:
BayBoy...you are nothing less than a dickhead, worthy only of becoming a statistic..what are you..19?....when you grow up and learn about the world, come back and say something intelligent.