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Originally Posted by Rider51
• Who's the genius that decided to turn a northbound lane on Front Avenue (Naito Pkwy) into a bike/pedestrian only lane? I rode on it, and found myself maybe the only cyclist, with a heap of slow moving cars. One car was even in the cyclist lane behind me. I'm all for more bikes and less cars, but this was nuts. Hopefully this is a temporary solution and there are plans on building a bike lane in the park itself or something like that.

Better Naito (the 2-way cycling/pedestrian lane) during commuting times and, especially, Festival season gets quite a bit of use. Maybe more importantly, it keeps fast commuters and roadies off of the waterfront path. The waterfront path is a really wonderful place to walk as well as ride really slowly, but for those who want to cruise without dodging walkers, runners, etc, Better Naito is a pretty slick solution.
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