Here is a heavy-duty bike lane snow removal technique from Copenhagen, where the city prioritizes bike lanes and emergency routes for clearing before regular motorized vehicle streets (from Copenhagenize).
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This technique could be
This technique could be adopted for use in Minneapolis by eliminating the truck used for removing snow and modifying the bike lane-clearing machine to instead dump the snow on the sidewalk.
Greenway
I am happy to report that at 7:40 this morning the greenway was plowed already, while the streets were a disaster.
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