Kolkata’s tramways already have what most cities spend billions to build
Right of way depots maintenance teams
The issue is operational reliability not assets
Trams thrive on predictability not speed
With consistent scheduling they can be a dependable low-carbon feeder to metro
SO excited to share our conversation from last night with @AnnaZivarts and @pedestrianhonor about “When Driving Is Not An Option” 🚌🚏👩🦽➡️🚶🏾🧑🏼🦯
Check out the recording of our book talk here:
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@BryanByBike@RideRTD@BikeWalkBus@GreatDenTransit With the car parking directly in front of the bus stop, this may make it difficult to line up the ramp, yes. I’m not sure what the exact solution is, but it seems like there should be at least that one spot available for the bus to pull up
New @RideRTD bus stop configuration on 17th at Steele.
I don't rely upon a wheelchair, but does anybody see the problem with this configuration?
Why do other bus stops have the No Parking sign well in front of the actual stop?
cc: @BikeWalkBus@GreatDenTransit@human_centric_
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Let's take a moment to remember Phyllis Mack, perhaps Denver's most unlikely pedestrian activist.
I met her a few years ago on Alameda Blvd, in a snowstorm.
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Phyllis Mack always SHOWED UP for human dignity, for her community, for mobility justice.
We'll miss you so much, Dear Friend.💜
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