This morning (June 15), the City of Vancouver officially opened the separated bike lane on Dunsmuir Street.
The two-way lane extends the bike lane on the Dunsmuir Viaduct to Hornby Street.
Mayor Gregor Robertson spoke during an event at Dunsmuir and Granville streets marking the opening, which was also attended by city staff, cyclists, and media.
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Bike lanes do nothing to help these folks and in fact, by reducing available parking and road lanes for cars, only serve to make their ability to access the city more difficult.
Stop focusing on, and catering to, such a small demographic of people (bike riders) and stop to consider the future of the aging population.
You know what else happens to people who age? The lose reaction time, eyesight, etc. and really shouldn't be behind the wheel. Don't try to pretend that car-culture is fantastic for seniors. We just keep them on the road until they kill somebody because having good public transit is too hard.