Thanks, Caltrans (or whoever), for replacing a smoothly paved bike lane with a bumpy, hand-packed nuisance.
It's always a thrill to ride the Bay Trail through Sausalito, where the streets are clogged with erratic retirees in Porsche convertibles and inattentive tourists in rented SUVs. In spite of fast-moving traffic in the two northbound lanes, this section of Bridgeway once provided a sort of respite for the nervous cyclist: here, we knew we were safe from being clobbered from the left by a parking-space-seeker or doored from right by a parking-space-finder.
Now we are faced with three choices as we pedal our way toward the Bay Model:
1. ride on the sidewalk (poor etiquette, may be illegal)
2. ride in the now-bumpy bike lane (bone-jarring, possible negative consequences to the organs of matrimonial necessity)
3. ride in the right lane of Bridgeway (there's a reason we have "Critical Mass" instead of "Critical Monad")
After the jump: the Bridgeway bike lane in happier times.


Week Around the Ists


Seriously, wtf.
There ought to be a law about repaving roads - you should return it to the original condition (or better!) or have to pay a hefty fine. And the fine should double when you dig up bike lanes.
Who do we send complaints to?