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Plastic Bollards Installed To Block Chicago Drivers Using Elston Bike Lane To Skirt Traffic

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Plastic Bollards Installed To Block Chicago Drivers Using Elston Bike Lane To Skirt Traffic

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Plastic Posts Installed To Block Drivers Using Elston Bike Lane To Skirt Traffic

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Rush-hour backups near Goose Island have led some drivers to illegally use a partially protected bike lane on Elston Avenue near Division Street to beat traffic.

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But for a driver:

you slide over a plastic bollard and might hit a cyclist
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  True. Which is why my favorite kind of bike lane separation is a curb or a ditch.

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