Sand and gravel blocking the multi-use path on the bypass near N Dunn St. I dare anyone to bike through this on a road bike. Isn't there a regulation that says the owner of the property must keep the path clear? Sand and gravel are constantly accumulating there.
Trying to cross here on foot or bike is a complete clusterfuck!!!
Just an observation: I noticed in the municipal rules for Bloomington bicycling, that Tricycles are still listed as toys and exempt from the regular rules , and in some cases prohibited from the regular rules of the bicyclists. I feel as though a clarification may be needed, as there are tricycles that are not toys in the familiar sense. My "bike" has 3 wheels and has the ability to keep pace with road traffic in some areas of town. The wheel size on my trike is 20", and by no means a kids play toy in the conventional sense as my top speed is about 50 MPH (yes, non-motorized) Thank you for you consideration into looking into the update of the language for tricycle definition. Sincerely Randy Craw, proud owner of a modified for speed, recumbent, Catrike, road edition bike.
Bump getting from street to 45/46 underpass heading west.
Broken bike rack by chocolate moose
Sidewalk I front of 415 N Rogers is crumbling and causes a hazard to walking pedestrians
Tree branches are growing into the bike lane. Bikers are being struck in the head when riding through.
10th & Washington - jeep obstructing 1/3 of bike lane
Concrete not repaired by contractor. Clifton union greenway.