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Hello, I’ve been reading about the debate over how to remove the Manhattan Beach bike lane on Orient Blvd. I was hoping to get some prespective on how the cycling community feels about its proposed removal.
-What does the cycling community in South Bay think about the debate over how to remove the Oriental Blvd bike lane?
-Does the cycling community want/use this bike lane?
-What problems does this bike lane cause vs what benefits come from having this bike lane where it is?
-Is Orient Blvd a dangerous/busy road?
-What does the cycling community think the two organizations ( Manhattan Beach Community Group and Manhattan Beach Neighborhood Association) should go about requesting Department of Transportation remove this bike lane.
-What are some of the reasons that Department of Transportation would not want to remove the bike lane?
Thank you,
Kirsten Frattini
Cyclingnews/Bikeradar