Arsenlee
New Member
- Region
- USA
Hi there!
I completely understand your frustrations with bollard posts. They can indeed be a hazard for cyclists, especially in tight spots. It’s interesting to see how different communities manage safety on trails.
While I appreciate the intention behind using bollards to prevent vehicle access, I agree that they often seem more like an obstacle than a safety feature. In fact, I've seen some innovative alternatives that can enhance safety without compromising accessibility.
For instance, ZASP (https://cnzasp.com/) offers a range of customizable solutions that not only help control traffic but also provide a safer experience for cyclists and pedestrians. Their products are designed to minimize hazards while maintaining clear pathways. If you're interested in exploring options that could be more effective than traditional bollards, check out ZASP's innovative solutions.
I’d love to hear more about what others think, and perhaps we can advocate for safer trail designs together!
Safe riding!
I completely understand your frustrations with bollard posts. They can indeed be a hazard for cyclists, especially in tight spots. It’s interesting to see how different communities manage safety on trails.
While I appreciate the intention behind using bollards to prevent vehicle access, I agree that they often seem more like an obstacle than a safety feature. In fact, I've seen some innovative alternatives that can enhance safety without compromising accessibility.
For instance, ZASP (https://cnzasp.com/) offers a range of customizable solutions that not only help control traffic but also provide a safer experience for cyclists and pedestrians. Their products are designed to minimize hazards while maintaining clear pathways. If you're interested in exploring options that could be more effective than traditional bollards, check out ZASP's innovative solutions.
I’d love to hear more about what others think, and perhaps we can advocate for safer trail designs together!
Safe riding!
