Sentences with word «sharrows»

So first some local people stencilled in sharrows as a warning to share, then David Meslin and James Schwartz demonstrated how a line might work with their garbage bike lane, and now the Urban Repair Squad has swooped in.

Sharrows (and in Portland we even have «sharrow flowers» - four chevrons arrayed around the bike icon) seem like a bit of a cop - out.

A network of «bikeways» — i.e. painted lanes and sharrows on main streets — is scheduled to increase from 378 miles to 1,680 miles of roadway.

The County also offers 50.59 miles of signed shared roadway and 19.78 miles of sharrows for on - road cycling, as well as more than 284.48 miles of paved paths.

In an effort to encourage more users to chose bicycling as a safe and desirable travel choice, MCDOT is constructing separated and protected bike lanes, adding sharrows in travel lanes and more directional bike route signs to make it easier for people of all ages and abilities to ride a bike.

So perhaps sharrow - marked streets, which in the Rose City now get the fancy designation of «neighborhood greenways» will bring about the big upturn in biking the city says it wants.

«I think it's better if more people bike so we can get more and better bike lanes and sharrows.»

I wanted to make the «sharrow» sweater like the one that's in the exhibition, but in a different color, so I just burned the pattern cd and fired up the old PC computer that's attached the knitting machine and... and... nothing.

Another scheme some cities are adopting: The painting of «sharrows,» a symbol on road surfaces meant to remind drivers that cyclists share the roads, too.

When one of the protected bike lanes crossed one of these streets, there were sharrows and a bike signal, but the vast expanse of the intersection would not be inviting for new cyclists.

This looks like a pretty lame report... there is nothing about bike lane statistics... how many of these deaths occurred in locations with separated bike lanes, sharrows, 1 lane roads, 2 lane roads, highways?

Shared Lane Markings (SLMs), or «sharrows,»» are road markings used to indicate a shared lane environment for bicycles and automobiles.

The painted bicycle symbols (or «sharrows») were painted by an anonymous group / person shortly after Jenna's death.