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Seattle Bike Blog

Going with an extra general purpose lane instead of the bike lanes this street needs. Don’t call this Vision Zero. seattlebikeblog.com/2013/11/04/hig

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Seattle Bike Blog

This is literally NOT #VisionZero. In this graphic,

notes a high number of collisions. But then they have chosen to keep it the same because they care more about traffic than safety. This is #VisionFortyNine

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Seattle Bike Blog

Words and numbers have meaning. Zero ≠ Forty-nine.

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Seattle Bike Blog

It is unethical to knowingly design a street that will injure or kill people.

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Seattle Bike Blog

Another nice nugget: They got rid of the bus lane because people complained, not because data or research showed it wouldn’t work. What a joke. cc:

@SeaTransitBlog

6:27 PM · Apr 16, 2018

Seattle Bike Blog

One final thought: The Vision Zero branding on this project makes me wonder if it is getting funding from the Vision Zero budget line.

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may want to make sure our safe streets money isn’t being spent on this project.

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@Andres4NY@social.ridetrans.it

Apparently their survey also showed people asking for bike/ped safety improvements, but.... meh.

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Those are not the community members they care about, I guess.

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Luthur Ladvarian

@LuthurLadvarian

Looks like a full shutdown protest is in order. Block all traffic.

Will in Seattle

Thing is, they listen to the Rich, not the rest of the citizens