A group of bicyclists stopped traffic this morning as drivers made their morning commute in the Loop.
A group of bicyclists stopped traffic in the Loop just before 9 a.m. calling for better bike safety. They laid their bikes down on Randolph Street during the morning rush.The group, protesting the lack of bike safety in the city, laid their biked down on Randolph Street just before 9 a.m. bringing traffic to a halt.
While some angry drivers shouted from their car windows, others navigated U-turns in front of city hall. The group "Bike Grid Now" says their "bike jam" was intended to show support for an ordinance calling for safer streets for bikes.that I have read and agree
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