| General info: | | Model | Canon PowerShot A95 | | Make | Canon | | Basic shot info: | | Focal Length | 7.812 mm; equivalent: 38 mm | | Aperture Value | F5.6 | | White Balance | Auto white balance | | Flash | Flash did not fire, auto | | Metering Mode | Multi-segment | | Shutter Speed Value | 1/501 sec | | Advanced shot info: | | Exposure Bias Value | 0 EV | | Exposure Time | 1/500 sec | | Exposure Mode | Auto exposure | | Max Aperture Value | F2.8 | | Exif-related info: | | Exif Version | 2.20 | | Exif Image Width | 600 pixels | | Exif Image Height | 400 pixels | | Color Space | sRGB | | Compression | JPEG (old-style) | | User Comment | |
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Stop line etc.
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We return to Grand Street, traveling eastbound. At the Y intersection with East Broadway (street entering only from the right), the bike lane extends to the stop line on one side and past it to the crosswalk on the other. Shared-lane markings are used inside the intersection, yet another kind. The bicyclist symbol facing right in them (and in New York City bike lane markings) is nonstandard, not that it makes an enormous amount of practical difference. (See this page. Note the construction work and delivery vehicles in the background which do not block the traveled part of the way. With the more open street layout, traffic tends to go faster here than on the west end of Grand Street. Traffic also is lighter here.
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