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When an exclusive car user claims that bikes need to “share” the road, the word they really mean to use is “vacate.”
Remove that one, install (bike symbol) “means less congestion”
don’t mind our pick-um-up turcks; we’re just trying to keep them dang oregoniacs south of the border.
(seriously, good example of where the ‘bikes allowed full lane’ sign is less ambiguous)