djasa

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jon, 10 months ago to random

Stumbled across this bus picture from METRO A Line BRT in Minneapolis, MN 🇺🇸 in this article https://www.kimley-horn.com/news-insights/perspectives/bus-rapid-transit-design-efficient-urban-transit/

At one level “oooh easy way to carry bikes on a bus”

At another level “imagine you're a pedestrian and get hit by that, and what about the driver's line of sight”

I'm pretty sure this would not be allowed in Europe

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djasa, 10 months ago

@bluGill the city I live in has been allowing bikes on board for some 20 years without any issues (until recently). The measure ensuring “never too popular” state is pricing, the bike on board are free for pass holders who are unlikely to do this on a large scale, people using per-ride tickets have to pay full fare which gets expensive pretty quickly.
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