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		<title>Consider This: Bicycle Boulevards</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bicycle Boulevards create liveable neighborhoods by making them friendly for cyclists and pedestrians. The ideal candidates for bicycle boulevards are streets that weren't originally meant to be a fast moving thoroughfare, but for one reason or another have turned into major traffic collectors. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="/wp-content/uploads/sign-purple_bicycle_blvd.gif"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-326" title="sign-purple_bicycle_blvd" src="http://www.mississaugacycling.ca/wp-content/uploads/sign-purple_bicycle_blvd.gif" alt="" width="155" height="153" /></a>Bicycle Boulevards create liveable neighborhoods by making them friendly for cyclists and pedestrians. The ideal candidates for bicycle boulevards are streets that weren&#8217;t originally meant to be a fast moving thoroughfare, but for one reason or another have turned into major traffic collectors.</p>
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<p>The typical reaction of people is, &#8220;that sounds great &#8211; just not in my neighborhood!&#8221; What fear causes a knee-jerk resitance to a beautiful and peaceful blossoming of their community? I can say as a Mississaugan that the #1 concern is that I would need to get rid of one of my 2 vehicles and park it further away from my residence. Don&#8217;t worry, bike boulevards still allow cars. You just may have a slower speed limit. In addition, car drivers using it as a shortcut to shave a minute off their commute would be diverted to the roads designed for a safer high speed commute. Oh, and did I mention your property value is likely to go up? Come to think of it, who <em>wouldn&#8217;t</em> want their street turned into a bicycle boulevard?</p>
<p>Watch this 3 minute video about bicycle boulevards in Portland and consider the possibilities. We want to hear your opinions. Vote in the poll. Use the form to send us your opinions of the bicycle boulevard concept. Where in Mississauga do you think would be the ideal candidate for a bicycle boulevard?</p>
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