06-23-2016, 11:06 PM
(06-09-2016, 09:05 AM)MidTowner Wrote: “Total to date” was the wrong term for them to use (there isn’t even an ‘as at’ date on the sign). They just mean “Total.”
But very interesting! Three hundred users a day is nothing to sneeze at, and if we assume that some people only bike or walk to their jobs (or elsewhere) some days of the week, that’s a lot of people that trail is serving. It would be really neat to see daily and hourly breakdowns of the counts, to better see how many are commuters and other types of users there are.
(06-23-2016, 10:43 PM)Canard Wrote: But where? At Stirling/Courtland, dismount as soon as the trail touches the sidewalk, 100m away from the intersection? Weber also has a huge distance between trail end and intersection.
I'm very curious as I'm quite happy to do whatever the rules require but this is not what I see in practice.
The sign for the Stirling/Courtland intersection was posted a couple of weeks ago.