One thing that frustrates me is poor bicycle parking. Such as:

• rack in my company's parking garage - not secured to anything, but at least it's tucked away in a corner
• rack in front of the building - secured, but behind a wall so thieves have privacy
• rack at LBS - not secured
• rack at library - they finally put in a secure rack after years of an unsecured rack
• most stores - no rack or unsecured rack

Granted, my city has a really low crime rate, but it still shows that bicycle infrastructure is not a priority. But when I go shopping, I usually ignore the rack and secure my bike to the cart return or something which is secured to the pavement.

At least our main bike path now has bike repair stations every few miles (never needed, but it's nice to know they're available). And that main bike path does go somewhere useful, it just doesn't connect to my workplace or the commuter rail station (and getting to that station by bike is unsafe).

So we have a long way to go, but at least the city seems to be making some progress.