incredible that @Syracuse1848 will subsidize car driving by paying for employees' parking AND paying a taxi to drive them from the garage to City Hall
but if you ride an actual public bus, that's on you
@inthesaltcity@Syracuse1848 Weather permitting you could easilt walk six blocks. Given the average waistline in Syracuse, that's not such a bad idea. There's plenty to see, from historic architecture to the passing scene. Or take a brief, environmentally sound bus ride!
It’s time for the media to reassess the way they cover the Biden administration. Big things are getting done, and while they may not be as sensational as injecting bleach or nuking hurricanes, they deserve much more attention.
really fantastic news that Centro is pushing Bus Rapid Transit forward *and* that they're adding a South Salina BRT line to their plans
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leaving aside whether it’s necessary for Almond St to be designated a highway (it’s not) and whether Syracuse wants trucks speeding through the City’s center (we don’t), nothing about the designation forces NYSDOT to design Almond St for high speed traffic https://t.co/hqVWRShAc5
NYSDOT can and should right-size its design for Almond Street
-it'll create more space for people to live
-it'll make the #CommunityGrid safer
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The liberal blind spot for cars is really showing in the United States right now. We just have no imagination here whatsoever. It is possible to have a reality where cars aren't the sole focus of our transportation policy.
Infrastructure tells you a lot about a community's values, and I'm sorry to report that most North American communities value convenience over the lives of children.
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