Re: [OxfordCycling:7651] Re: Calling for Pathways Suggestions was: Lafayette...

[Iteach...@aol.com]

I surely agree. There are few streets in oxford (without a bike path) I feel relatively safe riding on. You still better really check your back and watch out for vehicles not paying attention. Now that heavily tinted windows are allowed (thought it was illegal) you can't see whether the driver is looking at you or texting.

You know it would help a whole hell of a lot if at least we could friggin see each other in vehicles. Idiots pass laws and then don't enforce them. 

 

 

In a message dated 11/22/2009 5:25:40 P.M. Central Standard Time, r...@dixie-net.com writes:

There are several developments popping up close to LHS, so I think
it's a good idea to get ahead on this one. It will also help people
living close LHS in using their bikes to commute to Kroger and even
into town. Riding a bike on University in front of Kroger is very
intimidating - and dangerous. I've had a few close calls and have all
but given up using my road bike. Riding the mountain bike on the grass
is a little safer.  I understand the city is supposed to be reworking
the road surface there, so the addition of bike & pedestrian paths
will be more than welcome by yours truly.

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