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bahijLafayette Summer Streets looking so wonderful, and reminding me that cities aren't loud, cars are. Make it permanent.
BmanNYCFor every #crash there are always both individual factors and system factors.
If you want to fix the problem, focus on the system issues.
Make McGuinness safe!
#NYC #crashnotaccident #cities #trafficviolence #traffic #walking #walknyc #walk #bikeNYC
Steve O.I enjoy the leading pedestrian interval being used at more intersections in NYC. Is there any reason the walk signals can't be extended in the other direction, creating a short Barnes Dance while motor vehicles have a red signal in all directions? #walknyc #visionzero #bikenyc
Karen E. Lund 💙💛@bobacyclist Not the first time I've seen more salt than snow on the street.
The snow melted by noon all on its own, except in a few places like under shrubs and shady corners.
S Bodzin, Real American 🇺🇸It is super annoying that cities take care of streets for cars — and even for bikes — but leave pedestrian infrastructure in the hands of private property-owners, who may or may not have the money or contracting skill to maintain them. Even when we do, it's very expensive and often requires long waiting times. In the meantime we're responsible if people slip and fall. This is an anti-pedestrian policy. (HT Dan Federman at the bird: https://twitter.com/TheFederman/status/1607980750464483329)
Dan Federman @[email protected] on Twitter
“Why the heck are homeowners responsible for fixing sidewalks? This would be way cheaper if the city just dealt with it and could negotiate a bulk discount on the work.”