LFT danger zones in today's Red Eye
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Permalink Reply by Justin B Newman on -
LSD daily traffic count: ~ 200,000?
Congress Parkway Bridge daily traffic count: 150,000
LFT: 70,000
That's really pretty impressive for what is (flyover excepted) a relatively inexpensively maintained piece of infrastructure.
-jbn
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Permalink Reply by Mike Zumwalt on -
They have since repaved a good portion of the trail from Edgewater beach, smooth as a baby's bottom.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Zumwalt on
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I'm assuming from 31st street South nothing happens?
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Permalink Reply by Kat on -
It looks like a swimmer who just finished up at Ohio St. Beach.
h' said:
Not exactly the most pursuasive image for the joys of bicycle commuting (I'm not sure if I'm hoping that's sweat, or not.)
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Permalink Reply by Bob A. on
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Mike, here in my mind are massive stretches of the trail that need to be repaved:
From the Oak Street curve south to Monroe
About 2 miles of the trail adjacent to and running a little north and south of McCormick Place
From about 41st street and onward south
The most beautiful part of the trail is actually the part by 31st Street Beach and the brand new 31st Street Boat Harbor. That small section of the trail was completely redone in concert with the recently completed boat harbor project.
Mike Zumwalt said:I'm assuming from 31st street South nothing happens?
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Permalink Reply by Anne Alt on -
Less traffic, fewer collisions.
Mike Zumwalt said:I'm assuming from 31st street South nothing happens?
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Permalink Reply by James BlackHeron on -
Depends...
h' said:Not exactly the most pursuasive image for the joys of bicycle commuting (I'm not sure if I'm hoping that's sweat, or not.)
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Permalink Reply by h' 1.0 on -
I remember that Bob Dole joke...
James BlackHeron said:Depends...
h' said:Not exactly the most pursuasive image for the joys of bicycle commuting (I'm not sure if I'm hoping that's sweat, or not.)
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