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Permalink Reply by heather s on March 29, 2010 at 7:09am

Really? One person who happened to me a member fell on that surface in the winter, and now the whole thing has been abandoned? That's a little weird. Not meaning to be unsympathetic to the person who fell, but the whole street is slick during some winter weather conditions-- you could fall anywhere. I had hoped to see more of those green strips. They make the bike lane so much more visible.

notoriousDUG said:

I was talking to somebody about it last night and the areas where it's applied are test areas as a better surface to bike on but was abandoned when a member of Active Trans ate it in the winter on it.

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Permalink Reply by Doug Haynes on March 29, 2010 at 8:02am

I think it was a matter of the paint being much slicker then the pavement during the same given road conditions.

Most spills due to traction issues, in my opinion, happen most often when transitioning to an unexpectedly slicker surface.

heather said:

Really? One person who happened to me a member fell on that surface in the winter, and now the whole thing has been abandoned? That's a little weird. Not meaning to be unsympathetic to the person who fell, but the whole street is slick during some winter weather conditions-- you could fall anywhere. I had hoped to see more of those green strips. They make the bike lane so much more visible.

notoriousDUG said:

I was talking to somebody about it last night and the areas where it's applied are test areas as a better surface to bike on but was abandoned when a member of Active Trans ate it in the winter on it.

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