VerticalGeo took the opportunity the other day to take to the streets for a 10 mile bike ride through the Illinois countryside using the recently reopened Troy-O'Fallon Road. The City of O'Fallon widened the road from a narrow two lane road to a much wider and more bike friendly path. There is substantial traffic on the new road, but the road is well-built and the wide shoulders help a bicyclist safely transit the area. We also rode on Scott-Troy Rd for a mile or so, and although the traffic was heavy the shoulders are wide there also. Here is the map of our ride as we mapped it with Google's My Tracks on our Android Phone:
View VerticalGeo-Troy O'Fallon Rd-Bike Trail in a larger map
You have found the WebLog for Rick Marshall, President of VerticalGeo. Rick is a follower of Christ, husband, father, and geospatial technology advocate. VerticalGeo is a company specializing in geographic information systems, satellite imagery, LiDAR, and aerial and architectural photography solutions. You can always contact Rick at rick.marshall@verticalgeo.com
Monday, September 26, 2011
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How Bicycle Friendly is the St Louis Metro East?
The Suburban Journal has an article today on how the St Louis Metro East area is becoming more bicycle friendly with the help of the Madison County and St Clair County Transit Authorities. You can read the article here: Link.
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