If we're going to fund what works, why do we continue spending the vast majority of our public space and PBOT funds on ruining the city with cars? Article IX does not actually require us to punch ourselves in the face with #trafficEngineering. πΈ Besides Parks not getting reimbursed for hit-and-run driver damage, Police and Fire not getting paid by the driver who caused the crashes they're responding to, PBOT's deferring maintenance rather than controlling cars πΈ
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Did you catch my interview with @councilordunphy.bsky.social, @councilorkanal.bsky.social, and Councilor Novick about the budget? It's a good preview of topics likely to come up tomorrow and Wednesday as budget discussions really ramp up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0MQoPF2vic
Well made overview about road traffic safety in the US compared to Europe. With some shocking insights.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIhrHHYDuCY #trafficengineering #USA

Car lanes shouldn't be deadly high-speed car dispensers that are 12ft wide. But even so, you should only have to cross one at a time. The #trafficEngineering profession needs to just get cancelled, abdicated responsibility, and with it: authority. Frauds.
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Itβs finally getting warmer, which means more time to enjoy the outdoors, including walking. Whether youβre walking to school, work, a grocery store, to a bus stop, or just getting some exercise, staying safe while crossing roads is critical.
> Big snowstorms tend to reveal huge swaths of public space that drivers simply don't use β they appear as piles of snow and show us all exactly where neckdowns could easily be built. Hence, #sneckdown.
#trafficEngineering #stuffInTheStreet #Bollards