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From: Ta Herrera <ta@salmo.cqs.washington.edu>
To: Husky Racing <uwracing@u.washington.edu>
Subject: COPS! in Lake Forest Park (fwd)
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This just in from the UW Computer Science Dept's "cyclists" list.
Maybe we should be a little more careful about traffic regulations
in Lake Forest Park (or at least look for police first).

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Date: Sat, 13 Apr 1996 13:23:11 PDT
From: Martin Tompa <tompa@cs.washington.edu>
To: cyclists@cs.washington.edu
Subject: COPS! in Lake Forest Park


Last night I was approaching Lake Forest Park from the south on the
Burke Gilman.  It was 7:30, and a heavy rain had just ended, meaning
absolutely no one was on the trail.  There is a series of 4 or 5
annoying stop signs right in a row where 4 or 5 private driveways
cross the trail, maybe around NE 155 St.  As I blew through one of
them, a cop politely hailed me.  He was very apologetic, and said that
they had received a number of complaints about bikes running stop
signs and going over 15 mph, and that they would be handing out
tickets.  He asked me to "warn my buddies".  He was very nice about
it, but I also think very sincere.


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