Delivery trucks, turning cars and trash—as if cyclists didn't have enough to worry about in the bike lane, now we have electric car chargers strung over the path like poorly-hung Christmas lights.Recently, Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles underwent a minor facelift under the ADAPT program. This included revamping the city's cycling infrastructure with a new separated bike lane. Construction was completed earlier this month and the road re-opened to the public in its entirety. However, there's just one thing that wasn't taken into account during the planning phase: the public electric vehicle charging infrastructure on the same side of the street where the bike lane was just placed.
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