Dude blew a stop sign skidded around the traffic circle and gave a polite "f you", as I walked on the supposed "safe street" in #seattle to pickup my child.

A child or family will be harmed or killed by this recklessness. Roads need to physically prohibit vehicles from running a stop sign. Should neighborhoods wait for the city or just install eco-blocks and Mad Maxify the streets?

Ballard contains more density but Greenwood is the neighborhood lit-up from pedestrian hits.

Link to: Walking Seattle: Where People Get Hit (Jan 2004-Dec 2022)

https://osugisci.maps.arcgis.com/home/webscene/viewer.html?webscene=da18c07660d64eaca966f5191166344e

#seattle #visionzero

Snow reroute day is always fun.

Tonight will be *the* party of 2022 when everything freezes. Anything not bolted to the ground is going to become a sled near E. olive and Summit on Capitol Hill. Flow of PBR is expected to overtake the Ballard Locks between 11pm and 3am.

Heard about heavy metals in chocolate? Not must people can do other than consume less. Heavy metals in your own backyard are different.

Heavy Metals in Moss Guide for #Seattle, on Jan 10 at 7pm. I'm unaffiliated. Just interested.

https://www.wnps.org/cps-events/calendar/1745

Super happy to discover that my new phone comes with an "Emergency SOS" feature that provides satellite communication. Needed this feature the other day when I took the 24 instead of the 28 and ended up in Magnolia.

The giant puddle for pedestrians to walk through on the Magnolia Bridge is a lovely consolation prize.

Receive earthquake alerts on your phone in Washington/Oregon/California through the MyShake app. Made by Berkley.

https://mil.wa.gov/alerts#shakealert