Road Rager harasses cyclists on Broadway in Boulder
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
According to a reader the driver of the truck below was seen harrassing cyclists on Broadway, honking, yelling slowing down and driving next to them. It all started near the intersection of Alpine and Broadway and as he traveled north harassed any cyclists in his path until the stopped in North Boulder for gas. Picture of the truck can be seen below (Texas plates). The reader also snapped a photo of the driver (not sure if we can post that) but he looks to be a male in his 40's

Sorry, had to blur the plates but if the authorities would like the original we have it.


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but not illegally.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
but not illegally.
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Just because something is
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Just because something is legal doesn't mean it's good to do
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I'm sure this is
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I'm sure this is relevant.
What are you talking about? The double meaning of impeding? Riding on Broadway? MMJ?
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Red Line Roads To Prevent Unwise Bike Usage
Submitted by Boups (not verified) on
Finding a safe route that doesn't interfere with traffic is often a challenge. I think that the city, to eliminate bike traffic on unsafe roads and subsequent conflicts and interference with car traffic, should create a system with a painted red line on the shoulder of unacceptable bike routes and a small graphic (a bike with an arrow) directing riders to the suggested route.
Here's a quick rendering; http://racecx.com/RedLineRule.jpg
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Boups, that's an amazing
Submitted by Chad Moore (not verified) on
Boups, that's an amazing idea. Brilliant!
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oh man
Submitted by bikenight (not verified) on
I ride on that section of road you used as an example in your image daily
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Elmer's Two Mile bike trail
Submitted by Boups (not verified) on
Elmer's Two Mile bike trail is 1/2 block west and passes under both Iris and Valmont.
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Expect to double your commute
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Expect to double your commute time. Be prepared to stop for kids, dogs, people walking 2 abreast, and the homeless that sleep along the path.
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It doesn't double your
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
It doesn't double your commute, it expedites it...No red lights and only one street crossing. its super fast, I take that route all the time.
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I've taken 26th and the path
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I've taken 26th and the path many times also. I find the path to generally be slower because I have to ...
a) ride over to it from some street
b) many dogs, people, kids so my instantaneous speed is at least 1/2
c) Red Lights are only slower if ...well if they are actually red. Hey, do you still call a stop light a Red Light if it is green?
Plus, part of this thread was about "ticking off" others and that is what you do if you go fast on the paths.
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