More bike lanes in SJ!
04-04-19, 04:48 PM
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My friend who lives in SJ and cycles a lot complained that some trails like Coyote Creek Trail and Guadalupe Trail are overrun by homeless people and are outright dangerous for cycling.
04-05-19, 02:10 PM
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this is a good thing and they are looking at bascom ave also......which would be huge
Coyote creek trail when I rode it last fall had a ton of homeless, including an encampment right at Tully road in front of the SJPD Horse center.
I did not feel it was dangerous though. Daytime on a saturday there was enough traffic (runners, walkers and bikes) that I didn't feel at all isolated
Coyote creek trail when I rode it last fall had a ton of homeless, including an encampment right at Tully road in front of the SJPD Horse center.
I did not feel it was dangerous though. Daytime on a saturday there was enough traffic (runners, walkers and bikes) that I didn't feel at all isolated
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04-05-19, 05:58 PM
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My friend badly crashed while avoiding a homeless person who moved randomly along the trail. Luckily the friend did not break his bones, but his titanium frame cracked and was ruined.
