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Shmuli Evers
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UX design by day, Photography by night. Grew up in The Netherlands. Dad of 3 boys with
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Brooklyn NYshmuliphoto.comJoined March 2009
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Ben 🚲
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Drunk driving is America's dirty little secret. Drivers either pretend that they don't do it, or convince themselves that they are sober enough to drive. One third of car crash deaths are due to drunk driving. This is a car dependency issue.
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There’s an increasing amount of data that shows installing bike lanes and making streets more pedestrian-friendly boosts the economic fortunes of a place. But local businesses owners simply aren’t convinced. Will political fights over bike lanes ever end?
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The Battle Over Bike Lanes Needs a Mindset Shift
Installing protected routes tends to boost local shops. But many store owners remain attached to their street parking—and fight to protect it.
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Melissa & Chris Bruntlett
@modacitylife
We’re not saying cities should ban cars. We’re arguing they should stop privileging and prioritizing motor vehicles at the expense of every other mode; forcing dependence through design. With that revolutionary act, they become far better places for everyone, including drivers.
A cyclist rides on a red brick street in Delft lined with three-story brick buildings, deciduous trees, parked cars, and parked bicycles.
A pedestrian walks on a red brick street in Delft lined with three-story brick buildings, deciduous trees, and parked bicycles.
A cyclist rides on a red brick street in Delft lined with three-story brick buildings, deciduous trees, and parked bicycles.
A yellow brick street in Delft lined with three-story brick buildings, deciduous trees, lamp posts, parked cars, and parked bicycles.
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Ian Walker
@ianwalker
Here's the full set of answers. As you can see, responses could change dramatically when driving was mentioned. All except Question 2 were hugely statistically different. This doesn't make sense! The principle is the same in both forms of each question; only context changes 6/14
A series of graphs showing how agreement with four out of five propositions changed dramatically depending on whether they were framed as propositions about driving or propositions about other activities
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Yaacov Behrman
@ChabadLubavitch
Video Crown Heights hit & run Friday night. NYPD is being responsible & investigating all possibilities. It appears from video that driver may have intentionally driven into the victim, but we simply don’t know yet for certain either way. Jumping to conclusions is irresponsible.
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