[SDCBC] "Bike Lane Closed" sign

[Wade Blomgren]

Yeah, those signs are poorly worded.  In some spots (eg. current Genesee
widening project) there is a companion orange "share the road" sign in place
some meters after the bike lane closed sign.  I would think if they are
going to put the first one up, they should be required to put the second one
up.   Or, just omit the first one.   Try submitting a streets division
service request at:

http://apps.sandiego.gov/streetdiv/

(or maybe even call the number).



On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 11:17 AM, Gary Hann Bicycle Advocate <
ghann at san.rr.com> wrote:

>  Currently on Clairemont Mesa Blvd. eastward before Antigua in Tierrasanta
> they have placed a sign in the bike lane that says "Bike Lane Closed".  The
> road then narrows with K-rails to one car width lane.  I must take the lane,
> which I do.  Yesterday, I had a car roll down his window and yell at me to
> get on the sidewalk.  The "Bike lane Closed" sign is not proper!  It should
> be something like "No Bike Lane, Share The Road" with the picture of a
> bicyclist.  Just what would you think if you saw a "Bike Lane Closed" sign
> if you were not a bicyclist.  Can anything be done to remedy this problem?
>
> Gary Hann
>
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