Philly Bike Action!
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Philly Bike Action is a 501(c)(4) non-profit activist organization dedicated to making getting around on bikes in Philadelphia easy, fun, and SAFE.

Check out bikeaction.org to learn more!
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No useless half-measures. Join us tonight!
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It should be "How frequently does this occur?" I believe this refers to the specific vehicle, but I would just use your best judgement
-J
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The City of Philadelphia is expediting reversing the street direction of the 600 block of South LeCount Street. This may save lives. Immediate action is possible!
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Thanks to our tech lead Ee & other PBA volunteers and average Philadelphians doing their part, we’ve already completely changed the level and quality of data that the PPA is receiving on dangerously parked vehicles. whyy.org/articles/new...
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We're working on getting it added to the Apple & Android app stores, but until that happens there's unfortunately no way to pull from photos taken outside the application.
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We're using their smartsheet, but from the user's end it's all handled through our web app, which I think you'll find is a much faster way to do it!
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How it Works:

Go to bikeaction.org/laser to access Laser Vision. Follow the onscreen prompts and submit. That’s it!

You must have a bikeaction.org account to submit to Laser Vision.
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Remember: never confront drivers. Be kind, report accessibility violations, and stay safe!
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Snap a photo of a vehicle obstruction and Laser Vision will submit a report to PPA's Mobility Access Violation form using location, make, and model captured automatically from your photo.
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New tool launch! Make our streets and sidewalks safer and more accessible with LASER VISION: our new tool that makes it easy to report blocked sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes to the Philadelphia Parking Authority. bikeaction.org/laser 📽️⬇️
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PBA is at the Summer Solstice Block Party on 4th St. Stop by to learn more about the org and get involved! Outside LuvOnFire Candle Company north of Monroe St
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We’re pleased to share that CM Young introduced the bill in Council today! Thank you all for the overwhelming show of support for a bike lane around City Hall!
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We urgently need your help to make City Council authorize a brand-new bike lane on Penn Square (City Hall)!

Sign our petition and leave a comment stating your support.

Email City Council using our form that pops up after signing.

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Got some free time on this beautiful Sunday? Come on out and join us at the Spruce bike lane cleanup at 21st & spruce!
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Our thoughts remain with those affected by traffic violence and their loved ones.
Philly Bike Action
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We are calling on City Council, our State Reps and Senators, and the Parker Administration to ensure crucial safety projects are not delayed and that PennDOT is held to a higher standard of safe design for vulnerable users in our city.
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● SEPTA's Trolley Modernization Project has not started work on the upgraded stops for Baltimore Ave (construction planned 2027-2030). The project's future could be threatened by severe transit funding cuts.
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However, slated safety
projects are yet to commence:

● City Council passed legislation authorizing the placement of a red light camera at this intersection in 2022. Installation has been delayed by lack of funding.
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Between 2019 and 2023, U.S. Route 13 (which includes Baltimore Ave) saw 123 fatal and serious injury crashes and 258 total crashes involving pedestrians.
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A safer solution for Baltimore Ave that could have prevented this tragedy is proposed in the
Trolley Modernization Project, which protects the bike lane with floating medians at trolley stops.
A rendering of Baltimore Ave with the bike lane running behind a concrete trolley platform, part of SEPTA's Trolley Modernization program
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Paint-only bike lanes are unsafe, particularly on high-traffic roads, in door zones, and when they
signal to drivers that they can enter the lane.