Isaac Leal Feb 5 2024 at 12:24PM on page 6 Recommendation/Idea Additionally, you're going to have to bypass "community input", which is generally a loud minority of anti-human, anti-safety people who should not be taken seriously. Any law should aim to massively accelerate planning and capital processes. 0 replies
Isaac Leal Feb 5 2024 at 12:23PM on page 6 Recommendation/Idea Aim for 20-25 miles of two-way protected cycletrack per year, every year, for at least 20 years. 0 replies
Isaac Leal Feb 5 2024 at 12:22PM on page 1 Recommendation/Idea Aggressively expand walking and biking infrastructure as quickly and comprehensively as possible. 0 replies
Laurence F. Campbell Jan 31 2024 at 10:37PM on page 5 What is the purpose of removing Self Storage facilities? Review the Complete streets Bike lane policy for West Baltimore. 0 replies
Ms. Randy Wagner Jan 31 2024 at 8:42PM on page 1 Walking and biking has so many secondary benefits, especially health and peace of mind as well as cost savings and pollution reduction. Pedestrian and cycling safety create communities because people are attracted to places where they can walk and bike. Because they are more populated, there is less crime too. 0 replies
Shane Jan 31 2024 at 9:22AM on page 6 Recommendation/Idea In addition to requiring bicycle facilities, add an explicit requirement to improve pedestrian safety along a certain number of corridors every year, along the lines of MDOT's Pedestrian Safety Action Plan 0 replies
Sue Carlin Jan 30 2024 at 2:45PM on page 4 Recommendation/Idea Add accessible ADA compliant visual stop announcements on all Charm City Circulators and Harbor Connectors for Deaf and Hard of Hearing commuters. ADA is law since 1990 and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing people have been ignored by the City of Baltimore. 0 replies
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