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Beltline Slide Ramp Closure Successful
Saturday, November 10, 2007
I know it sucks that you can't careen around a blind curve onto North Ave at 50 miles an hour anymore, but at least it's a little safer.
By far the 2 most dangerous aspects of that ramp are:
1) People not knowing (or not caring) that it's not a merging lane, and thus DO NOT HAVE TO stop at the top of the ramp. People coming to complete stops there scare the crap out of me. And;
2) The snow piling high enough that you can't see the southbound traffic of N.Avenue. Lots of people come that way and pull the ol' "hey, I'm a bad driver and will merge into that far right lane w/o a blinker or without any regard to the traffic coming off the Beltline" maneuver.
The ramp isn't the problem. Like almost all other traffic issues, the plethora of bad and negligent driving is the culprit. Sorry folks, blaming design, or the city, or whatever just doesn't account for the fact that you can redesign that ramp all you want--bad driving will still prevail.
Oh, and the random pedestrian crossing is always a good time.
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Jessica Sklar
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By far the 2 most dangerous aspects of that ramp are:
1) People not knowing (or not caring) that it's not a merging lane, and thus DO NOT HAVE TO stop at the top of the ramp. People coming to complete stops there scare the crap out of me. And;
2) The snow piling high enough that you can't see the southbound traffic of N.Avenue. Lots of people come that way and pull the ol' "hey, I'm a bad driver and will merge into that far right lane w/o a blinker or without any regard to the traffic coming off the Beltline" maneuver.
The ramp isn't the problem. Like almost all other traffic issues, the plethora of bad and negligent driving is the culprit. Sorry folks, blaming design, or the city, or whatever just doesn't account for the fact that you can redesign that ramp all you want--bad driving will still prevail.
Oh, and the random pedestrian crossing is always a good time.