Comment of the Week: Parking and bike lanes in neighborhoods
We can’t just act like there’s not a need to park cars in neighborhoods.
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We can’t just act like there’s not a need to park cars in neighborhoods.
Here’s the official response from PBOT about what happened on 33rd.
This week is Swap & Share Night so bring your t-shirts, stickers, pins, and patches.
The best stories we’ve come across in the past seven days, from sources you can trust.
They ultimately got the bike lane. Sort of. It’s complicated.
This design has vast potential in southwest so we’re watching its deployment closely.
A veteran staffer says they’ve learned hard lessons and will work to restore trust from all sides.
A letter sent to residents makes the existing bike lane almost meaningless.
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Local media loves a trend story. And unfortunately PBOT’s trend isn’t great for bikes.
It’s one thing for a city to have a marquee bike project here or there — but it’s another thing entirely to get people across town by bike on a connected network that is legible and safe. During my recent trip to New York City, I had to get to Williamsburg, Brooklyn for a story. … Read more
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