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Old Posted Sep 17, 2024, 1:22 PM
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It's a good design. 2-way bikeways are common in Montreal, albeit unpopular amongst some locals because they can spit out one direction of cyclists on the wrong side of the road if/when they end, with said cyclists often poorly navigating the transition back to their side of the roadway thereafter.

I hope that this bikeway does actually get connected with some level of planning to others in the downtown area. Halifax has too many bike paths from nowhere to nowhere that thus get less use and are then regarded by many non-cyclist citizens as a waste of money, putting counterpressure on further expansion that would actually make the network useful for a wider audience.

As it exists now, taking this path would be a good way to get from the waterfront up/down to the commons and further destinations by way of Cogswell -> Brunswick -> Rainnie Drive
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