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Description	Diagram of protected intersection as it appears in John Forester's book Bicycle Transportation
Source	Bicycling Transportation, 1st ed., p. 306
Article	John Forester (cyclist)
Portion used	This is a portion of a page from Bicycle Transportation. The use is minimal and respects commercial opportunities.
Low resolution?	Yes. The image has been reduced as far as possible while still being legible.
Purpose of use	This diagram illustrates John Forester's objections to protected cycleway infrastructure as it relates to a typical intersection. The cycleway diagram in this image differs drastically from modern protected bicycle intersections.
Replaceable?	Any replacement with free media could not adequately communicate John Forester's objections to protected bicycle infrastructure at intersections in his own words.
Other information	Bicycling Transportation is copyright 1982 MIT Press.
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