Elevated paths give San Francisco cyclists the high ground

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By Suzanne JacobsMay 6, 2015, 3:50 pm53 pts
Pretty soon, bikers in San Francisco won’t just have the moral high ground over cars: They’ll literally ride on higher ground. The city plans to install new elevated bike lanes that will not only keep cyclists safe from speeding cars, but also give them a better vantage point from which to flip off the…

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