Andrew Kohan

@akohan.bsky.social

outside agitator

RIP Kerry and Egor. But I find this unsatisfying. Justice would mean we address this horrible road design, and give people a safe place to walk and bike on this route, so there’s never another Kerry and Egor here.

Drunk driver gets 8-year sentence for Winnipeg crash that killed couple last year | CBC News

A drunk driver has been sentenced to eight years in prison and faces likely deportation nearly a year after killing two cyclists in Winnipeg last September.

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Another myth that reveals the mythmakers’ observation of the world and canny if inaccurate attempts to translate their material knowledge onto theistic ontologies. Mor’ton shields the world from meteoric bombardment and transmutes the star stones into beneficial salts, which she bestows unto earth.

Derek Faraci@whwoolhat.bsky.social · 2d ago

Bet you didn't know that the Little Morton Salt Girl is an immortal being who existed before there was life on Earth.

An ad for Morton Salt that shows the Little Morton Salt Girl with her umbrella. The text reads "She was there when life was created."

Next time someone tries to blame pedestrians for headphones or cellphones 60% of peds getting hit are seniors even though they make up only 14% of the population. “Drivers should be driving on the assumption the person in the road is not looking or seeing them, because they might not be able to”

How-Sen Chong@how-sen.com · 6d ago

“60 percent of the people getting hit are older — boomers and seniors — even though they make up only 14 percent of the population.”

Running out of body bags, using forklifts to transfer corpses into makeshift morgues, a mortician conducting 200 funerals in a month when he usually does 30, crematories running at double capacity… And these senators just want to memory-hole it all www.nytimes.com/2020/04/30/n...

‘We Ran Out of Space’: Bodies Pile Up as N.Y. Struggles to Bury Its Dead (Gift Article)

The coronavirus crisis is overwhelming New York’s system for burying the dead.

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This is framed as a feel-good story, but it should scare the wits out of anybody on the road. Tesla's deceptive marketing is convincing seniors that the cars drive themselves. In reality, a human must always be ready to intervene. If someone lacks the ability to do that, they shouldn't be driving!

Forget rideshare. How seniors are using Teslas for transportation

As Waymo and Tesla robotaxi services promise more rides for more cities, seniors are taking matters into their own hands and self-driving Teslas.

detroitnews.com

Something you notice when you read a lot of stories about traffic violence is how often a witness will talk about the fact that a particular road has seen a lot of crashes or speeding. We know some streets are particularly dangerous and yet no action is taken. That's why these are not accidents.

OB Cycler@obcycler.bsky.social · last wk.

Love that the 7-11 worker in the video who witnesses these crashes all the time, knows that the problem is the street design. If only our local leaders and city staff GAF.

intersection of garnett and mission bay drive in pb

Same energy as white people who want to say the N word. Something that is reserved for people they view as lesser, and they can’t handle that their dominion has limits.

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When I see "Waymo saves lives" op-eds, I always do a quick search to see what the author has written extolling protected bike lanes. Or automatic speed cameras. Or road diets. The results are always the same: Nope. Nada. Zilch.

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One thing I notice though: every story I read about bike lanes tends to be illustrated with a photo of a white person in neon cycling gear and a helmet when a lot of the folks it actually helps are day laborers on cheap bikes and working folks on share bikes

Paul Gowder@gowder.io · 2w ago

"DEI bike lanes" god these fucking nazi morons will try to change anything into a culture war issue and then fill it with racial dog whistles. www.npr.org/2026/07/23/n...

I think one of the nicer things about riding a cargo bike is that basically every single day somebody points at it from the sidewalk and says things like “whoa” and “that’s the coolest bike I’ve ever seen” and I’m on a bike so I can just stop and chat for a bit about it.