This entrace to a forested area in my neighbourhood used to be blocked by a fence with a chained gap wide enough to barely permit clearance for a bike, requiring me to duck to get through.
Recently, it was replaced with just enough of a barrier to prevent cars from getting in, without disrupting the flow or pedestrians, dogs, and cyclists.
Sometimes a whole new approach can vastly improve how a community can gain access to resources.
2 comments:
Great analogy Nick. Processes that just blend in with the usual expected activities are ideal. A fallen log altered to be less restrictive, what a great idea for a barrier that looks inviting, except to a car.
This post is absolutely brilliant. Thanks.
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