1/ To anyone whoโs been wondering how theyโre supposed to keep track of all the bike / mobility events happening in and around LA, the folks at Trash Panda Cycling and I are putting together a calendar to try to help solve this:
https://t.co/ZyvGKCzoyv
Incredible contradictions last night.
Locally, @streetsforall candidates swept in Santa Monica, West Hollywood, and Culver City. Our candidates also won in CD10 and CD14. Incredible mandate for change and progress.
Nationally, I donโt have words. Many of our major regional transportation priorities will put on ice for 4 years. And of course, thatโs the least of it. ๐คฆโโ๏ธ
@RGreer70 I meanโฆ itโs not because prop 13 is trash that we canโt have aspirations and want a progressive and informed city council. Donโt be grumpy ๐ค
What do you want? Bus improvements? Better crosswalks? Less speeding? Turn restrictions? Curb extensions? Not having to avoid SM Blvd like the plague?
I want it all, and Iโm putting it in the damn survey. SO SHOULD YOU.
Have a say in the future of Santa Monica Blvd! Weโre seeking your input to make it safer and more accessible for everyone. Share your experiences at an upcoming Community Engagement event or virtually on the Interactive Map: https://t.co/wQer5ycsmL
#TakeTheFriendlyRoad
Thereโs a lot of hot air around this election but only four candidates with a real plan - Barry, Dan, Ellis, and Natalya.
For a safe, inclusive, and sustainable Santa Monica, vote for Barry, Dan, Ellis, Natalya, and YES on Measure K.
Some hot new Curbedย Protected Bike Lanes at 26th and Broadway are on the ground. Thanks to @MobilityForWho for this #EyesOnTheStreet
https://t.co/7bboxQyxpA
Strong leaders make long term plans that let cities thrive even when they get a ๐ฉ council majority.
Our โmayorโ can cry all he wants. The concrete beast has arisen and itโs here to stay ๐ฅ.