Adam Wenneman
@adamvv.bsky.social
Engineer, transportation planner, amateur disc golfer, and lifelong Red Wings fan.
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The reviews are in. The professional associations representing Ontario’s engineers tinyurl.com/5n6tuxv5 urban planners tinyurl.com/ytj3xuc2 and traffic engineers tinyurl.com/276hzzxd have all come out opposed to Ontario’s proposed law to override local governments and rip out local bike lanes.
November 20, 2024 at 11:11 PM
The reviews are in. The professional associations representing Ontario’s engineers tinyurl.com/5n6tuxv5 urban planners tinyurl.com/ytj3xuc2 and traffic engineers tinyurl.com/276hzzxd have all come out opposed to Ontario’s proposed law to override local governments and rip out local bike lanes.
Reposted by Adam Wenneman
Planters and rocks are the near-term traffic calming we urgently need.
Moving curbs is expensive and time-consuming. But other options exist!
Moving curbs is expensive and time-consuming. But other options exist!
November 19, 2024 at 8:14 PM
Planters and rocks are the near-term traffic calming we urgently need.
Moving curbs is expensive and time-consuming. But other options exist!
Moving curbs is expensive and time-consuming. But other options exist!
This argument tracks for me. I think it explains why strong, visionary leadership is necessary to meaningfully address any of the major transportation issues we’re facing. Without it, we’ll just be stuck with the status quo or whatever backwards policy does well in political polling.
November 19, 2024 at 3:10 AM
This argument tracks for me. I think it explains why strong, visionary leadership is necessary to meaningfully address any of the major transportation issues we’re facing. Without it, we’ll just be stuck with the status quo or whatever backwards policy does well in political polling.