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LBAC Meeting Minutes <br />9 <br /> <br /> <br />Let’s bring up the Ambassador Program with the Friends of the Lexington Bikeways organization. <br />Also, bring it to TSG as an idea. <br /> <br />The group talked about the monthly Crash Reports – it’s documented as a bike incident – not <br />documented like a car crash form. <br />For a car there is a full police crash report but for a bike incident there is the crash report. For a car and <br />bike crash then a full crash report. <br />Bike versus Bike then we don’t have the information – it’s more of a medical call. <br />Officer Barry can give us the number of bike incidents just the number and maybe a little more <br />information. That’s all they can provide. <br />They can provide generic information about how many per year or per month. <br />The recent Meriam Street crash was a public record and involved a car. The bicyclist went to the <br />hospital and received a ticket from the Lexington police. <br />The majority of crashes are single bike crashes. <br /> <br />To improve the data from bike crashes, could the Police boil it down to the 5 or 6 types of crashes that <br />happen? Some type of data identification. <br />They don’t have those specific codes – such as a dooring, car cut off or etc. <br />They don’t have specific codes do make these distinctions. <br /> <br />Mark – my question about the crash report: We would like to use the crash reports to help prevent future <br />crashes. <br />Officer Barry – we can search on the location and most crashes are at the bikeway intersections. <br />Are they happening at nighttime.– <br />Mark – what are the reasons for these crashes? This is what we want to track and discover from the <br />crash reports. <br /> <br /> <br />6. Liaison Reports <br /> <br />Ross/DPW: <br />DPW got approval to use Green paint across Maquire Road crossing. <br />The Battle Green construction is still ongoing. <br />