Comments for “Baltimore City Bicycle Grate Hazards”
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Dangerous parallel Grates surrounded by broken and sunken pavement with sharp concrete ridges that could explode a bicycle tire
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Very Dangerous parallel Grates surrounded by broken and sunken pavement with sharp concrete ridges that could explode a bicycle tire
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Dangerous parallel Grates surrounded by broken and sunken pavement with sharp concrete ridges that could explode a bicycle tire
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Parallel storm grates near Bath & Guilford under bridge.
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parallel storm grates on this section.
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parallel storm grate
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Unsafe grate in the middle of Aliceanna
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There are 4 storms drains, two each way, over the Falls "River" bridge that pose a hazard to cyclist. The slots in the drains are parallel to the road, thus allowing a bicycle wheel to fall into one of the slots and throw the cyclist off the bike.
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On SW corner of Charles and Preston there is a grate aligned at 45 degrees that is perfect for catching a wheel making a left from Charles to Preston
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This trapped one of my kids wheels
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2 drains in between W Trenton and the Streetcar Museum.
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At least one of the old style drain here. More likely 2 or 3.
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Grates outside of the Arena often face the unsafe direction
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Grates along the divider are parallel
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Storm grate
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on westbound 33rd street, just past the intersection with Loch Raven--swerving out into the traffic lane to avoid this, while cars in the right lane are trying to zoom past cars in the left lane before reaching a parked car, is DANGEROUS!
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Hazardous grate on the Pratt-side sidewalk at the now-catant ESPN-zone
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Old style grate on the corner of the access road between the Sheraton and the Convention Center.