A “road diet” is when the number of lanes on a road are reduced to improve safety for people driving, walking, and biking alike, while also providing space for different forms of transportation.
Send us a road that could use a diet!
"The 17 parking spaces along Park Lane are insignificant when compared to the amount of parking available on nearby streets, including the city-owned Lake & Central lot, which is directly on Park Lane."
Thanks, @typewriteralley
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Tell NHTSA you want a vehicle safety rating system that better tests and shares the real risk that vehicles pose to pedestrians. 🙏 @SaludAmerica
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🚴🚶♀️The Totem Lake Bridge for the Cross Kirkland Corridor opened, which is an occasion for me to sketch an idea brewing in my mind for a while now.
🍻 🗺️ Presenting a map of breweries and taprooms serving local craft beer along the regional trails around Lake Washington.
“Everything has been made to make the cars happy and we forgot that the main point of making good cities is making good neighborhoods.”
-Jan Gehl
📍 Open Newbury
This is what a city-backed activation and investment can do to a city. Why not downtown Kirkland?
@kirklandgov , please bring businesses and residents together for shared solutions to Park Lane and beyond. @Finnhillian and @jayarnold please stay true to the vision and policy.
The retail vacancy rate on Montreal’s Mont-Royal Avenue dropped from 14.5% before pedestrianization (2018) to 5.6% after pedestrianization (2023).
📍 Montreal 🇨🇦
@Val_Plante@AvenueMontRoyal
Grand opening of @kirklandgov’s new bike and ped bridge connecting Totem Lake and downtown Kirkland and points beyond. 👏
Props to @KccClaudia and @EastrailP for helping connect the region with safe and sustainable infrastructure.
Great to see so many people valeting with us!
@torykovacs Thanks for sharing the opening walk and many more thanks for all your hard work at the city making Kirkland more accessible to bikes and peds!
Under NHTSA’s current proposal, a vehicle could receive a failing grade for pedestrian crashworthiness, but still earn a five-star safety rating.
Vehicle safety standards that save the lives of people outside cars shouldn’t be left to consumer choice.
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college is sometimes the only 4 years Americans experience car free spaces, mass transit, density and bike friendly commuting.
no wonder they always have fond memories and miss it
Beautiful transformation in Makati, Philippines. This street is now safer for people walking, rolling, and driving alike due to simple infrastructure changes designed to slow motor vehicles.
BEFORE 3PM TODAY, sign PRO for repealing harmful jaywalking laws! Repeal the state law that makes it illegal to cross mid-block and creates provisions that give pedestrians the right to cross where and when it’s convenient and safe, with due care. https://t.co/ZxZHDgHYtM