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TPD stopped by its notorious feeding pond, 3rd and Treat, yesterday the 24th:
E 3RD ST & N TREAT AV 09-24 Thu 09:28 AM Bicycle traffic E152670244
E 3RD ST & N TREAT AV 09-24 Thu 09:18 AM Bicycle traffic E152670230
E 3RD ST & N TREAT AV 09-24 Thu 09:10 AM Bicycle traffic E152670223
http://nsn.soaz.info/incidents/zsamhughes.html
The rolling log at Neighborhood Support Network indicates that TPD hasn’t been there for a while. Perhaps with end-of-month coming up, one morning, TPD motor officers decided it was time to help their stats a bit, for 30 minutes or so. One would think that if the intersection is such a death trap and opportunity for TPD to educate, TPD would be there every day and night, like 24/7. They aren’t.
Tucson/Pima Bicycle Advisory Committee seems to be okay with this cynical, exploitive and wasteful behavior by TPD. It doesn’t “…have a beef with TPD…” but does with COT DOT Engineering. Oh, and also, the media published a draft letter from TPBAC regarding the situation. There’s that too, which also upsets them to no end. All aflutter, the committee is. Unofficially.
The committee plans to write another letter…
see:
http://www.tucsonbac.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/0-Tucson-Pima-County-Bicycle-Advisory-Committee.pdf
NB page 10.
Not sure why a cyclist falling off his bike and striking his head is a “collision”. His head unfortunately collided with concrete to his demise. RIP.
https://www.tucsonaz.gov/files/police/media-releases/Fatal_Bicycle_Collision_-_4th_Ave_and_9th_St.pdf