They've just 'improved' things by plonking two massive concrete blocks at the southern end too, which causes multiple near misses between bikes and leaves no swerve room to go around non-looking pedestrians.
I've done a lot of Dr Bikes at Queen St during the evening rush hour and though I generally agree with you about the infrastructure there are also a great many cyclists there who cause problems for themselves and others simply by riding too fast for the circumstances. And that is putting it politely.
A bit like Goldsmiths Row in Hackney or, frankly, any other shared use space I have ever seen.
I've done a lot of Dr Bikes at Queen St during the evening rush hour and though I generally agree with you about the infrastructure there are also a great many cyclists there who cause problems for themselves and others simply by riding too fast for the circumstances. And that is putting it politely.
A bit like Goldsmiths Row in Hackney or, frankly, any other shared use space I have ever seen.