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  1. Couple of bike-related articles in today's (6/16) Salt Lake Tribune:

    http://www.sltrib.com/outdoors/ci_2804980

    http://www.sltrib.com/utah/ci_2805159

    I gotta admit I'd like to meet a couple of the people profiled in the
    first article.

    These links will probably work for about a week.

    Bill

    __o | I used to think that I was cool, running around on fossil fuel
    _`\(,_ | Until I saw what I was doing was driving down the road to ruin.
    (_)/ (_) | - James Taylor

  2. Downtown SLC is a nightmare of distraction for motorists. They have
    the widest streets in the USA, 3 lane ea. dir. Safety studies show
    that a street in excess of 30 feet degrades visibility, reaction time
    and safety. In the middle of their streets they run Trolley service,
    2 tracks w/ 12" concrete separation curbs. I wouldn't ride on SLC
    streets for safety reasons. I lived in SLC for 10 yrs.

  3. I've only ridden downtown once, when I was a new rider last summer.
    I'm not too ashamed to admit that I rode slowly on the sidewalks.
    No one could feel safe riding those streets.

    It is heartening though that last summer the police undertook a
    campaign to enforce pedestrian rights in crosswalks, ticketing those
    who failed to yeild to peds.

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