lol...Should have tried the experiment on trash pick-up day. Does this mean there are designated paths for the men to drag the trash cans?

Or after a snow storm.

Does this mean that when you shovel your angle space, you have to follow the lines? Do you arrange your space-saving chairs at the same angle?

Does this mean, the city must clear the snow to the curb, because the lanes, already narrowed, and if the snow pushes the parking space 1' more into the lane, nothing can pass? And if a car is in the way of the plow, nothing can move.

Or on street sweeping day. Woe to the lone forgetful car mover! Does this mean the Zamboni gets to exercise REAL manuevering around the leftover cars?
Or on a day after the painted lines are worn off. (like the hideous mess of lines on North Queen Street)..and no one knows exactly what the angle is. (because there is nothing like a curb to relate to.)

Oh, the images are all too amusing.

Who makes the decision on these awful headlines?

Why not try it out doing the week and leave it set up for a couple of days.

See if everyone thinks it's a great idea then.

Will bicyclists be able to get through the narrow lanes safely?