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Share the Road on this Happy Hot Tuesday

Richard MasonerSeptember 8, 20151 Comment on Share the Road on this Happy Hot Tuesday

We’re under a Spare the Air Alert as the temperature exceeds 100°F / 37°C on this fine autumn day here in San Jose, California. The Bay Area Air Quality Management District declared another Spare the Air for the San Francisco Bay Area for tomorrow, Wednesday, September 9, 2015.

Now, let’s talk about R4-11, aka the “Bicycles May Use Full Lane” sign.

Bicycles May Use Full Lane

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More on Share the Road

Richard MasonerFebruary 21, 20113 Comments on More on Share the Road

Happy Presidents’ Day everybody.

Thanks so much for the feedback on my proposal to abandon the Share the Road message. The Spokesmen also talked about this on last Saturday’s podcast (and please go listen — they do a good job discussing several different issues).

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