The Baltimore City Department of Transportation (DOT) is cracking down on four wheels parking in two wheel lanes. Dave Grund rides his bike every day. He works for a company called Magic Messenger, a delivery service in the city, but the path between each job can be taken off course. “You have to like hop up on the curb or hop up onto oncoming or mainstream traffic,” said Grund. It’s what he faces when cars park in the bike lanes. He says working 10 to 12 hours a day, it also becomes an inconvenience to get the job done. Recently, he has resorted to other lanes on the road. “I generally just stick to being in traffic, because to me, traffic is far safer and if I can stay with traffic I’m fine. Actually, I find the bike lane to be far more dangerous,” said Grund. The Baltimore City DOT has taken notice of these blockades. On the social media platform X, formally known as Twitter, a group called ‘Baltimore Drivers’, is keeping an eye out. #baltimore #bike #biker #safety #bikelane #...