Transport or London is talking about Quitelanes. The acual link is here but the idea is to build something really non-pro cyclist friendly. They are spending £54 million on this.
Boris to build bike lanes in London, to " de-Lycrafy the bicycle" : TreeHugger
This is the outline for a proposal for a new kind of elevated cycle way. The sky cycle way is an elevated cycle network which reduces commute time for travel for cyclists. This network turns any city into a flat Amsterdam or Cambridge. We believe this is the lowest cost for installation for any personal rapid transit system.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
Ray LaHood (US Transportation Secretary )
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood has announced a “major policy revision” that aims to give bicycling and walking the same policy and economic consideration as driving. ( says New York Times )
the comments where more interesting
http://community.nytimes.com/comments/wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/26/in-policy-shift-transportation-department-embraces-bikes/?sort=newest
'Almost 50 years ago William F. Buckley, Jr. ran for mayor of NYC and one of his planks was the construction of elevated bike paths in the city. He was ridiculed by many, but that was when gasoline was about 50 cents a gallon. Someone should breathe new life into this idea. Thousands of New Yorkers use their bikes for transportation to work and the number will grow. They should be enabled.'
Said Joe B Cooperstown, NY March 28th, 2010
I'm with him on that one.
Most people are up in arms about cyclists not paying anything (its a mater of fairness the auto makers claim). Naturally the an elevated cycle lane could charge a toll if necessary to recoup the capital cost.
the comments where more interesting
http://community.nytimes.com/comments/wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/26/in-policy-shift-transportation-department-embraces-bikes/?sort=newest
'Almost 50 years ago William F. Buckley, Jr. ran for mayor of NYC and one of his planks was the construction of elevated bike paths in the city. He was ridiculed by many, but that was when gasoline was about 50 cents a gallon. Someone should breathe new life into this idea. Thousands of New Yorkers use their bikes for transportation to work and the number will grow. They should be enabled.'
Said Joe B Cooperstown, NY March 28th, 2010
Most people are up in arms about cyclists not paying anything (its a mater of fairness the auto makers claim). Naturally the an elevated cycle lane could charge a toll if necessary to recoup the capital cost.
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