There was a great turn out at last night’s meeting and the Nevada Department of Environmental Protection received a lot of comments on-line as well. (Comments are welcome until Friday, Dec. 21) At the meeting, NDEP gave an educational presentation about their permitting process then opened it up to questions and comments.
While passion ran high as it always does for Red Rock Canyon, the objections were not pointed to mining or reclamation on private lands as much as it was for lack of permit accountability on private lands and new activity on public lands.
Save Red Rock
15 hours ago
Nevada is one of just five states that mandates motorists should move to the left lane when available to pass cyclists. This mandate helps keep Southern Nevada cyclists safe #itsthelaw ... See MoreSee Less
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Mandates...mandates....only good when ramifications happen when they are not followed, and I don't mean people getting hit on bikes. I MEAN PEOPLE GOING TO JAIL!!! We too have the same problems.
Great job!!!
I wouldn't ride a bike anywhere in this town, or cross a street, these drivers are nuts!!! No pedestrians and cyclists are safe
I always do!
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Save Red Rock
2 days ago
Have you heard! We are proud to launch the “Change Lanes for Bikes. It’s the Law!” Public awareness campaign. This week, we’ll be dedicating our social space to break down this important initiative! ... See MoreSee Less
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So cars need to move into on coming traffic It’s only 2 lanes
I wish bikers would ride single file, though; they'd be safer doing just that.
Need to also include language for not riding two or three deep on the shoulder.
Bravo 👏
There should be a separate bike road several feet to the side of the road, about the distance as the sign.
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