cityengineer.bsky.social
PE. Dengineer. Safe network builder for people walking, in wheelchairs, cycling & driving. Train lover. Views my own - not speaking for any employer/board. Public sources only.
👤 Joined on 20 Februar 2024
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I'm with you on most of those measures but would rephrase the first one to focus on access control rather than development potential. I should also note that we have a ridiculously high density of both "major" and "minor" arterials. Many should be significantly redesigned for safety.
Show PostSo we are certainly making progress here, although I'd argue not nearly enough or in as balanced a way as we could. Also, for the record, we have a new light rail track .5 miles from here that should have a positive impact, assuming we can get past the "new apartments = gentrification" nonsense.
Show PostEncouraging findings about e-bike rebates: Recipients “reduced automobile travel (-18 km/wk). The most common e-bike trip types were utilitarian trips (commuting, shopping, or errands) that would have been made by automobile, and [new] exercise/leisure trips.” www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Show PostThanks, I was not aware that Norway and Sweden were the early adopters of Vision Zero. I became aware of it as a concept almost a full decade later and recall being ridiculed for a few rather tame recommendations to move in that direction in the late 2000s. We still have a long way to go.
Show PostAnd don't forget to help us choose our first stickers! Vote here: www.lookbothwayspodcast.com
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