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How bike lanes sidelined cyclists: unearthing 190 miles of 1930s cycle lanes
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This is super cool!! I hope they uncover all of them.
This reminds me a lot of Seattle's old streetcar network from the early 1910s which can still be seen today by a number of oddly wide roads. If your city has strangely wide, gently curving roads, there's a decent chance it used to be part of an old trolley system. Many of those rails are still there, buried under decades of asphalt and concrete.
Ironically, some are just now beginning to have streetcars again or a mix of protected bike lanes and streetcars (and cars, unfortunately).