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Seattle wants to try something new...



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Seattle could be next to try Dutch-style bike-friendly intersection design




This Beacon Hill intersection has drawn particular criticism from cyclists because the city opted to end the bike lane ahead of the intersection to make room for a vehicle turn lane, as first reported by Seattle Bike Blog. But the sudden disappearance of safety is a daily fact of life for many people riding bikes.

Now, a handful of American cities are trying a new approach to combat that risk: a protected intersection. Seattle could be among the next cities to try the design.
Hmmm. Dutch bike intersections... what happens next?

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/transportation/seattle-could-be-next-to-try-dutch-style-bike-friendly-intersection-design/?utm_source=marketingcloud&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=TSA_072319205742+Safer+intersection+design+ could+help+protect+Seattle%e2%80%99s+bicyclists_7_23_2019&utm_term=Active%20subscriber
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