
To increase pedestrian safety, prioritize the people not in cars | Op-Ed
Addressing pedestrian and bike deficiencies on state roads is estimated to cost $5.7 billion, and that doesn’t include city and county maintained roads.
Addressing pedestrian and bike deficiencies on state roads is estimated to cost $5.7 billion, and that doesn’t include city and county maintained roads.
Rather than widening roads, what are ways we can support affordable housing, frequent transit and accessible, connected sidewalks?
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