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No stop sign, but bollards on the trail's edge mark street crossing on San Diego's Harbor Trail
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Photo by: Stuart Macdonald
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bollard and traffic dividers, road crossing, bicycle, urban trails
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No horses, so the yield sign simply says bikes yield to pedestrians; Crescent Trail, Bethesda, Maryland
No horses, so the yield sign simply says bikes yield to pedestrians; Crescent Trail, Bethesda, Maryland
No horses, so the yield sign simply says bikes yield to pedestrians; Crescent Trail, Bethesda, Maryland
Trash bin is added to sign and doggie bag dispenser along Greenway in Fargo, North Dakota
Trash bin is added to sign and doggie bag dispenser along Greenway in Fargo, North Dakota
Trash bin is added to sign and doggie bag dispenser along Greenway in Fargo, North Dakota
Sign for Waller Creek Trail built out of limestone with glazed ceramic sign, Austin, Texas
Sign for Waller Creek Trail built out of limestone with glazed ceramic sign, Austin, Texas
Sign for Waller Creek Trail built out of limestone with glazed ceramic sign, Austin, Texas
Approaching a bridge on Baltimore and Annapolis Trail Park, Maryland
Approaching a bridge on Baltimore and Annapolis Trail Park, Maryland
Approaching a bridge on Baltimore and Annapolis Trail Park, Maryland
Classic vertical display board on the Lomaki Trail which accesses Pueblo ruins sites; Wupatki National Monument in northeast Arizona
Classic vertical display board on the Lomaki Trail which accesses Pueblo ruins sites; Wupatki National Monument in northeast Arizona
Classic vertical display board on the Lomaki Trail which accesses Pueblo ruins sites; Wupatki National Monument in northeast Arizona
Crushed rock surface trail crossing paved road on Kal-Haven Trail in Michigan
Crushed rock surface trail crossing paved road on Kal-Haven Trail in Michigan
Crushed rock surface trail crossing paved road on Kal-Haven Trail in Michigan
