@belcher @kimu @stephenyeargin
Nashville, like most American cities, will drag its feet to install these, but will remove them overnight if someone else does it.
Heck, NDOT removes them even when NDOT installs them, this was on my regular route in April after someone complained. Several years in the making, but gone overnight.
@PeterRobison @kimu @stephenyeargin
Oh, I know the street you took this pic on.
It’s outside my house.
And NDOT had a “community meeting” where they only notified certain houses on the block.
I was not invited even though I had a hub Nashville request in to reinstall them.
@PeterRobison @kimu @stephenyeargin
And, just so everyone gets a fair share of the blame, I immediately emailed my council person to complain that they removed a safety feature from a bike lane my kid uses.
She said there would be a community meeting to discuss it, and I asked to be invited. When I was informed of the meeting by NDOT (the day after the meeting), my council person eventually said that NDOT handled the invites and she didn’t send any out.
@PeterRobison @kimu @stephenyeargin
We should get together!
And a bunch of the bollards were put directly in front of mailboxes, so a lot of the complaints were due to NDOT completely stopping mail delivery for some houses. They did not send their A-team on this install.
Other complaints were because people thought the road was too narrow because they couldn’t drive in the bike lane anymore 😂
Make one with reinforced steel core.
@kimu Jesus.
"This is my motor vehicle. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My motor vehicle is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life. My motor vehicle, without me, is useless. Without my motor vehicle, I am useless. I must drive my motor vehicle true. I must drive over the things in my way that are trying to stop me. …"