@UCBSafeTREC I hope you can help us get the word out on this celebration in your backyard of the (street livability) barriers and my Dad's work in what we hope will be the first of many Annual Street Livability Days!! Join us one and all! @sdpublicaffairs@SDSU@PSFA_SDSU
@BoilerJacket14 Are you kidding? Every community in the USA, every contractor and engineer who works on these projects are genuinely excited https://t.co/SzY40rkOlF
@jerryschippa I propose that the @FTA_DOT & @ITS_USDOT fund a peer review study of 🚦innovation supported by federal investments in @NACTO - from Madison to NYC there are cities making magic happen to move the 🚌🚌🚌🚌
@MimosasonMeade@StreetsblogUSA@NACTO My first 15 years as a consultant, I used LOS & vehicle delay because of clients. Now, we focus on creating safe intersections @Visionzeronet & focus on reducing multimodal delay
When mainstream media covers @NASEMTRB issues, it’s good to point to solid research by @dshurwitz @OregonState @itehq@apbp@nacto Allowing bicyclists to roll through stop signs doesn’t reduce safety, researchers say @oregonlive https://t.co/zA4RVxblMS
@clmarohn It is very hard to know what the cost of maintenance is, especially for new technology and even things as simple as old traffic signal poles that are outliving @aashtospeaks expectations
@clmarohn This is all cities in America. From parking fees to state sales taxes, user fees to regional and federal programs, all
the way down to development charges, cities aren’t doing it “without outside support”
Teaching my kid to drive in @trimet Park & Ride parking lot and it has become increasingly clear that it’s unfortunate we built for only the commute peak hours. With trains stopping for no one on the platform, it does not make for competitive transit speeds or attractive service