Bicycles are expressly prohibited from the Kentucky parkway system, including the portions of the Purchase, Western Kentucky and Pennyrile parkways that will become or have already been converted into I-69. You're not allowed to ride a bike on them now, so the I-69 conversion will make no difference.

In article <56aa6af9-e53c-4b0b-a9a1-203375a7ceb7@googlegroups.com>, bicyclehazard@gmail.com says...

An Interstate corridor is not an an interstate. I have an email from INDOT = >that admits they illegally closed portions of state highway 57 when they bu= >ilt interstate 69. They will not be making the same mistake again. The inte= >rstate 69 corridor from Bloomington to Indianapolis is clearly labeled as s= >uch. You should know I cycled that route several months ago. The state of K= >Y already knows it is a vary bad idea to try and kick me off a road I know = >I am allowed to bicycle.

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