"I use a Contour Roam 2 mounted on my front handlebars with the Contour flex strap (the Contour bike mount is obtrusive and broke after like a year). The video quality is good (except at night, of course). I'm hoping to acquire a Cycliq Fly 6…"

"I use a very basic amazon camera but the battery life isn't great.....I got better batteries but I can still only get about 90 mins before I have to swap . I've done helmet and on-bike. "

"Always on commutes. Rear mounted Fly6 and GoPro Hero5 Session."

"I like that report the driver idea Matt.  That's what I usually do with illegal parkers, and find that the company can react more readily than 3-1-1 because they take the report at face value and don't have (and perhaps shouldn't…"

"Yes, I always do. The I have both the front and rear Cycliq camera/light combos. They are an investment but great little things. They both can last about 7 hours each on one full charge. I used them one time to catch a commercial vehicle that passed…"

"Always run one on my commute, sometimes on non-commute rides depending on whether I have a place to put it at my destination. Use a really old GoPro HD Hero 960, it only supports a 32G memory card and the quality isn't stellar but it was a free…"

"Yes.  Helmet mount is best.  GoPro type.  I don't like the weight on my head but you get used to it.  Bike-mounted is better for that although it picks up a little more mud because it's closer to the road but the real…"

"Always. GoPro 4. "

"I do not use a camera. I've been doored a few times. Not sure it would help there. On the near misses where it might help, most of the time I simply don't care to let the incident continue to gnaw at me, which I think collating the video…"

"I use a body mounted video camera. I ride a Divvy, so a permanent mount on the bike is a no-go. The camera is too big to be mounted on a helmet."

"I ride with a helmet mount as it doesn't limit you to a fixed field of view. However, a seat mounted rear camera would be a great addition. "

"Unfortunately the Harrison curb does not seem to include the WB portion just East of Clark, where daycare/preschool parents frequently park cars in the bike lane during rush hour to pick up kids.  "

"Thanks for the background. "

"I guess that makes sense. Northbound riders on Plymouth have to cross Polk, which can be quite congested. Allowing them to ride westbound on the south side of Polk will be much easier.  Hopefully the concrete curb will be high. "

"The main purpose of that change is eliminating the left turn hazard for northbound riders going from Plymouth to Polk. Sometimes it's okay now, and sometimes it's quite hazardous.  The change will be a new curb-protected 2-way lane…"