For those of you who just felt that 6.6 earthquake, it struck right in the southern Walker Lane region, which I explored at length for @Wired’s May 2019 issue—a possible future replacement for the San Andreas Fault. https://t.co/wyTmJWqdiT
hi folx, for pride month I'm thinking of using my transit shoppe to raise money for a local lgbtq+ org
two things
1. feedback on the below is welcome
2. any suggestions for which bay area lgbtq+ org(s) I should give the profits from pride items to? (will be 100% of profit)
At today's Mayor's Bike Advisory Council meeting, @equiticity's Oboi Reed delivered a manifesto against the CPD's racially biased ticketing practices. A police representative present argued the citations aren't just an excuse for stop-and-frisk. https://t.co/BnfhdfmvVO
Chicago is planning on widening roads by the Obama center, which will increase car capacity well above current driving levels, encouraging people to drive to and past the campus. Why don't we improve transit access instead? https://t.co/o7Q1GyrFe7
Take the @IDOT_Illinois Travelers Survey and provide your input on the conditions of and investment in Illinois' bike and pedestrian infrastructure, public transportation, railways, and roadways. https://t.co/cXjvwQtI8H #bikechi
Ava’s app is the perfect example of how young Americans are embracing #technology & #STEM education to solve real world problems. "React" is a life-saving tool that allows residents to help one another quickly in times of medical emergencies. Read more: https://t.co/2kj3S09Irp
Public buses carry exponentially more people (46 people/trip on avg.) than private vehicles & therefore deserve priority on our streets. @ChicagoDOT & @CTA, let's invest in 50 miles of bus lanes to get Chicagoans #backonthebus#completestreets Read more: https://t.co/63vYihkdNO