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NYC? Hudson River Greenway at Christopher Street. Williamsburg Bridge at Delancey St. Kent Ave at North 6th Street. Lafayette Ave at Astor Place

To me, the obvious choice is the Brooklyn bridge.

On 6th Ave at 57th Street, to make the case for complete streets there.

How about places people don't normally bike along so as to give drivers an awareness of sharing the road everwhere, and bikers an awareness that they are not alone?

Hmm... how about one on Fell Street in SF?

http://public.visio-tools.com/?ECO07111540

City of Albuquerque has two bike counters, one on each of its two most heavily used trails. They've been around for about a year. They won't catch you if you're riding a carbon bike with carbon wheels, though.

Arlington County, VA has had counters since the fall of 2009, and is planning to increase the number of counters to 30 this year.  DC also has some, most notably on the Key Bridge.  And the National Park Service has at least one installed along the Mt. Vernon Trail, also in Arlington.  More information on Arlington's counter program may be found here: http://ht.ly/cRSXY
If StreetFilms would like to highlight Arlington's cutting edge program, we'd be happy to cooperate.

Chicago should install one on Milwaukee Avenue between Elston and Kinzie, as part of the proposed bicycle lane improvements on arguably the busiest bicycle stretch in the Midwest

Add one on the Ohlone Greenway in Albany, CA.

How cheerful is Jonathan Nicholas? He made me smile out loud!