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The sub header of the article describes it best.

"This can only end well," said anyone who has ever ridden a bike through traffic, ever

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[–] mooseknee@beehaw.org 1 points 1 year ago

This was done in some town in California I think a few years ago. It actually did slow traffic and caused drivers to pay more attention. Overall though the area wasn't happy with it and they reverted it. I think in that case, though, the municipality just changed it overnight without warning or consultation.