@MyFDOT_Tampa Let’s stop spending so much money on this useless road and start talking about long term solutions for it (the neighborhoods want removal)
@AnthonyClose@MyFDOT_Tampa Expanding highways is insanely expensive and it never actually makes commutes faster. It will fill with cars quickly due to induced demand. That same money could be put to better use finding rail transit from st pete to Tampa
@TimWronka@nickpopham@BN9@BN9traffic Having a enormous concrete valley for an evacuation route and hospital access is less than ideal. Especially as these rain events become more normal.
Did you know that interstate 175 floods during large rain events? This renders it a liability, not an asset for emergency vehicle access to the hospitals or as an evacuation route. This roadway is a burden on the city, especially on days like today.
175 flooded this morning. This roadway is a liability not an asset. A boulevard would allow for new drainage systems to be put in place and Booker creek naturalization to limit flooding. It’s time to get serious about replacing it.
@AnthonyClose It’s offensive that he doesn’t seem to even think about the massive park that is directly south of the divisive interstate. What really needs to happen is the interstate be converted to a boulevard and the nieghborhoods and grid reconnected to expand the walkable grid
Day one of communities over highways was so energizing! We are excited to bring what we learn back with us to st pete! Thank you @americawalks@ourstreetsmn
A Earth Day reminder that cities hold the key to saving the planet. When we live close to each other, we consume fewer resources and emit less pollution per capita. If we grow inward instead of outward, we can build wealth and community while preserving our precious wild places.