I don't have enough data to form an opinion. If there have been bike/pedestrian or bike/car collisions or near-collisions there recently, then yes, raising awareness/enforcement is a good idea.
I'm in favor of changing the "bikes stop at red lights" to "bikes yield at red lights", so I think there's room for reasonable behavior.
I realize the phrase "reasonable behavior" in a discussion of bicyclist behavior in Boston is a bit like throwing red meat to a pack of hungry dogs. :)
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Date: 2016-08-27 04:25 pm (UTC)If there have been bike/pedestrian or bike/car collisions or near-collisions there recently, then yes, raising awareness/enforcement is a good idea.
I'm in favor of changing the "bikes stop at red lights" to "bikes yield at red lights", so I think there's room for reasonable behavior.
I realize the phrase "reasonable behavior" in a discussion of bicyclist behavior in Boston is a bit like throwing red meat to a pack of hungry dogs. :)