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Thank you ABC. I hope Atlanta will consider creating more efficient bike routes through the principal areas of the city, and do it in a timely way. Having routes to key destinations is crucial.

You might think about sending this issue (http://seeclickfix.com/issues/7194) around as a "petition", or even leafletting cyclists or parked bikes in the area, in order to get people to vote on it. That way you can collect the emails and keep those who are most concerned informed about ongoing progress, just by commenting on it here.

There is a (narrow) bike lane on West Peachtree that the city is considering extending and/or widening. But I agree we need better n/s connectors for cyclists.

Thank you for taking the time to report this issue. Please note that Midtown Alliance uses SeeClickFix to manage physical repair issues. Long-term planning issues related to bicycle infrastructure are better addressed by the Transportation Division of the City of Atlanta Office of Planning. I have forwarded your issue along to Joshua Mello, Assistant Director of the Transportation Division who is managing the Cycle Atlanta bicycle planning study. For more information, visit www.cycleatlanta.org.

Midtown Alliance is working closely with the City to improve the quality of bicycle infrastructure in Midtown. You can find more information on planned and ongoing projects on our website at http://midtownatl.com/about/programs-and-projects/capital-improvements

I am closing this issue since it has been directed to the appropriate channel for consideration for future implementation. Thank you for your input.

We're working on a campaign calling for bike facilities on three major ridgeline or railline streets - stay tuned to atlantabike.org for details! In the meantime, we're closing this as it's more a planning issue than question of maintenance. Thanks for your input!

Rebecca, did you mean to close this?