This can be accomplished by providing separate bicycle lane, wide curb-lane, or paved shoulder facilities.
Prior to the installation of the bulb-outs, many of these intersections had generous, wide curb designs that would still allow the typical vehicle to turn at unreasonably high and dangerous speeds, which, at a blind corner, could maximize the likelihood of a serious vehicle/pedestrian collision.
Most of the remaining studies in this category compared cyclist injury or crash rates on different types of road- or path-related infrastructure that cyclists commonly travel, namely major and minor roads without specific cycling facilities, roads with wide curb lanes or marked bike lanes, on-road bike routes, off-road bike-specific or multi-use paths, and sidewalks.
In his first two years in office, he wanted an economy-wide curb on the carbon dioxide emissions that scientists say fuel global warming.
In a richly choreographed opening, Kim stepped across a wide cement curb that divides the two nations, shook hands with Moon, then escorted him briefly and symbolically back across the curb, into the North.
Home Office ministers have introduced a wide range of curbs on the 400,000 overseas students who come to Britain each year to study as part of their drive to reduce annual net migration from its current level of 240,000 a year to below 100,000 by the time of the 2015 general election.
The wide potholes, high curbs and inaccessible public transport system that define Damascus, like other Middle Eastern cities, suggest that challenges remain.
American lawyers assisting the Iraqi tribunal say Iraqi rules of procedure will give judges wide discretion to curb defendants who attempt to use the hearings for political ends.
Wide availability could curb demand for two more unorthodox fixes: rhino horns and tiger penises.
This wide focus has helped Curbed draw advertisers like American Express and Volkswagen, Mr. Steele said.
