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I think the only solution might be to put a single barrier in the center dotted line of the bike line at each intersection, thus making it impossible for cars to drive into it from the ends, and to make sure enough barriers are along the side to discourage people.

Good idea. I'd also like to amend my vandalism suggestion: we should empower the parking control officers to paste those *incredibly* difficult to remove bright-orange "Tow" stickers on the windows of vehicles that park in the contraflow lane--and only that lane.

It's minor irritant that should be just enough to dissuade drivers from parking there. Until we can get a supply to the parking officers, you can get your own here:

http://www.myparkingpermit.com/Parking-Violation-Stickers/Vehicle-Parked-Illegally-Towing/SKU-D-2051.aspx

Don't think of it as vandalism; think of it as a public awareness campaign with spine.

by oboe on Jan 7, 2011 12:49 pm • link • report

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