Since the introduction of the first bike lane in San Francisco in 1971, the city has expanded its bike infrastructure to an impressive 472 miles. Despite this growth, urban cyclists continue to face challenges such as inattentive drivers, pedestrian encroachments, and poorly maintained lanes. Bike usage has increased, with 29% of residents biking regularly, yet issues like damaged stanchions and obstacles persist. The city has ambitious plans to further enhance cycling infrastructure, although practical concerns remain unaddressed.
The very first San Francisco bike lane, painted in 1971, has transformed into an extensive network of 472 miles of bike lanes today.
Despite the increase in bike infrastructure, issues like driver inattention and poorly maintained lanes persist, creating frustrations for urban cyclists.
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