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Poor Bike Lane Design
http://www.streetsblog.org/2008/09/08/bostons-first-bike-lanes-a-hit-wit...
Furthermore, why do BUPD have tricycles and why are they driving around doing wheelies on them?
And finally, Menino should be chastized for being so selfish in the matter of urban transportaion - specifically bicycles. Only when it was in his interest (ie when he started to enjoy biking) did he start to make Boston bike friendlier. Boston should have always been bike friendly, but we had to wait until Menino found creating a better bike culture was in his best interest.
Pretty pathetic.