A Cyclists' Dream

     Today is a cloudy, cool day, but that didn't stop me from getting pictures of the now official bike lanes! I only had enough time to get pictures of the Northside routes, but I will try to get the Southside done sometime in the near future. I started off from a disclosed location, and headed over Brookside Drive to check out what was going on. It turns out, they finally erected signs, designating a bicycle lane. The bike lane on Brookside (that has a nice ring to it), starts after the Douglas Ave intersection. If you see cities like Moncton, their bike lanes go straight through an intersection, where as in Fredericton, they stop short 50 metres.

Sign advertising Douglas and Brookside bicycle lanes.

Brookside designated bicycle lane.

Sunset/Main/Royal intersection, sign advertising Sunset Drive bicycle lane to the left and Royal Road going straight.

On the other side of the intersection, advertising the Sunset Drive bicycle lane to the right.

Sunset Drive bicycle lane. It seems like the diamond and bicycle are giant stickers?

Sunset Drive bicycle lane with debris in the gutter.

Royal Road designated bicycle lane.

MacLaren Avenue bike lane. No signs yet?

Sign advertising the McEvoy/Noble Street bike lanes to the left on MacLaren Avenue.

McEvoy Street designated bike lane.

Noble Street designated bike lane, featuring nice, smooth pavement!

Noble Street designated bike lane, with a no parking sign.

Noble/Irvine Street intersection. A sign is advertising the Irvine Street bicycle lane to the left or right.

Irvine Street designated bicycle lane.

Irvine/Gibson Street intersection.

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