Riders face a new danger, in the form of bollards that separate the expressway from the other lanes on the road. • The rider's margin of error is small, because if a vehicle swerves toward them on the road, they may collide with those bollards, which a transportation engineer described as "like a wall." • In the meantime, officials are not allowing motorcycles to use the lane and are defining it as a "bus-only" lane.
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Riders face a new danger, in the form of bollards that separate the expressway from the other lanes on the road. • The rider's margin of error is small, because if a vehicle swerves toward them on the road, they may collide with those bollards, which a transportation engineer described as "like a wall." • In the meantime, officials are not allowing motorcycles to use the lane and are defining it as a "bus-only" lane.