I came across those things last week and meant to go back and take a photo, so I'm glad someone else took the initiative before anyone was hurt. You can't see it in the photo, but they're installed in conjunction with the centre line bollards the region has been using for traffic calming in the warmer months. A car can sqeeze through the opening, but I immediately wondered about the safety impact on cyclists; not only are they hard to see, but they force cyclists to either swerve into the main lane or ride in the ditch. What were they thinking?!
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