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July 31, 2012 by jmathews5
Posted in bicycling, Columbus, Cycling, everyday wardrobe, Short North, slow bicycle movement | Tagged Artistic, bicycling, bikes, cbus, chic, commute, cycling, Livable, slow bicycle movement | 2 Comments
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on Copenhagen biking, and left turns…
http://www.lastwordonnothing.com/2012/08/07/left-turn/
yeah.. the ‘double’ left turn. this set up is illustrated in the NACTO guide which i really liked. i actually brought up this approach during a city planning discussion about an intersection that we were trying figure out. when i mentioned this, they looked at me like i had the plague
thank you for sharing. i enjoyed this article.