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Don’t forget your sea sick tablets.
They’re entrances into people’s property’s ..what do you cyclists want CBC to do?? Build them up for you to give you all a smooth ride???
@ Jackie:
I’m unsure if you’re for real or not?!
There’s a number of design solutions which could be put in place to accommodate all users without the roller-coaster effect for people cycling and walking.
@Jackie. No Jackie, you just need to lower them. Then everyone is happy. They did this in Churchtown.
http://irishcycle.com/2014/04/27/preview-churchtown-cycle-route-not-a-million-miles-from-perfection/