On Mon, 31 May 2004 17:53:09 -0400, RayD wrote:
> idunno.
> i'm thinking a 4 x 10 foot parking spot/bike. it would take some 90 acres
> to park 100,000 bikes. the lot i was in was about 30. also, if the ride
> was 4 hours, 2 bikes per second over the Arlington Memorial Bridge would
> make the total around 30,000.
> i could be wrong. as a matter of fact, i can't remember the last time i
> wasn't.
if you used a 4x10 spot, you could fit almost 1,100 per acre, so it would
take 90 acres to put 100,000 bikes, but when I was there in 98, it was
more like a 3x8 spot per bike, which gives you just over 1800 bikes per
acre. Also, it was more like 4-6 bikes wide going across the bridge.
When I was there in 98, the last person didn't leave the lot until well
after 4pm (I was in the middle of the lot and didn't leave until almost
3pm).
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