At least paint current bike lanes to distinguish them from the rest of the road.
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Bob Sanford
8 years ago
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Thanks for doing this. I love to ride the roads but after several close calls riding on greenway and westmoreland loop.
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Renee Cota
8 years ago
I have never lived in a city that was so hazardous and unprepared for pedestrians and bicyclists. No wonder the average weight of residents has gone up!
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J kimble
8 years ago
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Knoxville still going backward for on road cycling. Poor protection from legal structure and almost no movement on protected bike/ped infrastructure
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Greta VAGOTT
8 years ago
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We need more bike lanes in Knoxville, especially on main roads, i.e., Kingston Pike.
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Ken Shelton
8 years ago
Cycling is fun, good for your health, and a wonderful way to see our great city. Make it safe for cyclists.
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Scott Lohmann
8 years ago
Help keep cyclist safe.
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John Switow
8 years ago
I’m for this to hopefully increase awareness and safety.
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Scott Allen
8 years ago
Much needed.
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Jonathan Sumpter
8 years ago
Please put bike lanes in, I was hit by a car on my bike on UTK campus.
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Josh Reed
8 years ago
Long overdue
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David Wiles
8 years ago
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Greenways are great, but until they are fully linked (which will be years) we need dedicated bike lanes in many parts of the city (which can be implement much sooner). Dedicated lanes from greenways to points of interest (downtown, old city, happy holler, Bearden, etc) should be priority.
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Kevin Trostle
8 years ago
Please consider improving the safety for cyclists.
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Josh Rains
8 years ago
Make our city and county better, while keeping us all safe.
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Jeffery Lloyd
8 years ago
Make it happen!
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MJ Pitts
8 years ago
Please make cycling safe with more continuous bike lanes in Knox County & Knoxville City. Thank you!!
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John Crittenden
8 years ago
Making Knoxville more bicycle friendly is a no-brainer. Improved quality of life is a good investment.
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Mark Clark
8 years ago
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The addition of dedicated bike lanes would alleviate some stress experienced by both cyclists and drivers. It would also encourage a more active culture, combating our state’s reputation as one of the most obese in the country. If participation and usage are any indication, our parks and greenways have offered a great return on our investment. Let’s expand on that by making our city safer, more active, and more accessible.
Desperately needed.
At least paint current bike lanes to distinguish them from the rest of the road.
Thanks for doing this. I love to ride the roads but after several close calls riding on greenway and westmoreland loop.
I have never lived in a city that was so hazardous and unprepared for pedestrians and bicyclists. No wonder the average weight of residents has gone up!
Knoxville still going backward for on road cycling. Poor protection from legal structure and almost no movement on protected bike/ped infrastructure
We need more bike lanes in Knoxville, especially on main roads, i.e., Kingston Pike.
Cycling is fun, good for your health, and a wonderful way to see our great city. Make it safe for cyclists.
Help keep cyclist safe.
I’m for this to hopefully increase awareness and safety.
Much needed.
Please put bike lanes in, I was hit by a car on my bike on UTK campus.
Long overdue
Greenways are great, but until they are fully linked (which will be years) we need dedicated bike lanes in many parts of the city (which can be implement much sooner). Dedicated lanes from greenways to points of interest (downtown, old city, happy holler, Bearden, etc) should be priority.
Please consider improving the safety for cyclists.
Make our city and county better, while keeping us all safe.
Make it happen!
Please make cycling safe with more continuous bike lanes in Knox County & Knoxville City. Thank you!!
Making Knoxville more bicycle friendly is a no-brainer. Improved quality of life is a good investment.
The addition of dedicated bike lanes would alleviate some stress experienced by both cyclists and drivers. It would also encourage a more active culture, combating our state’s reputation as one of the most obese in the country. If participation and usage are any indication, our parks and greenways have offered a great return on our investment. Let’s expand on that by making our city safer, more active, and more accessible.
Way over due!