Citing apathy and bureaucracy at City Hall, a Clevelander took the matter into his own hands
Conscious of this spike in danger for cyclists and pedestrians alike, Mayor Bibb and Councilman Kerry McCormack succeeded last June in updating the city's
"Oh God, I think [they're] way too slow, not nearly comprehensive enough," he said. Among the supposed"cheap and fast" fixes he sees as doable this year: curbs for preexisting bike lanes, small Jersey barriers, more speed tables and even chicanes — thin curvatures in roads used as traffic calmers.
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