All of the Bikes

@allofthebikes.bsky.social

Dreaming of people friendly cities🌳🚴‍♀️🚋🤸🚎🚶🏾‍♀️🌳 #bikeDC 🚲 #linux 🐧

yeah but a key difference here is that free parks and free public schools build a healthier and more educated population and free parking turns a bunch of adults into entitled children who shit their pants on the internet.

Global warming wrecking havoc, and we're going to be arguing about a handful of parking spots for the most pampered, elitist class of oil gluttonists, aren't we? For the greater good of humanity, f them parking spaces.

Martin Austermuhle@maustermuhle.bsky.social · last mo.

"What I fear… we’re going to spend all this money for consultants to tell us what we know: you can’t do everything you want to do and keep the parking," says @chenderson.bsky.social on the Gold Line, which would run along H Street and Benning.

We need a ticker showing the cost to the American taxpayer every time a bomb is dropped, a jet takes flight, a warship moves etc Seems to be plenty of cash for that, not for, you know, actual living.

DDOT continues to publish before/after analyses of safety projects. The numbers for the 9th street NW bike lanes suggest that we should be doing these projects everywhere we can. Crashes plummeted, pedestrian and bike traffic skyrocketed, and vehicle travel times dropped.

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Maybe pedestrianize a couple pedestrian heavy areas to drive home the point. Give the people a taste of what a better life could actually be like. But then again, that would probably require a police bill of half a milli. But then again, we have a lot of NG standing around with nothing to do.

District Department of Transportation (DDOTDC)@ddotdc.bsky.social · 11mo ago

One simple way to boost air quality is by leaving your car behind. Car-Free Day on 9/22 gives you the perfect opportunity to do just that. By swapping your car for an active commute, like walking or biking, you'll save on gas, reduce emissions, and improve your overall well-being.

So now that we are no longer able to bike continuously on 15th Street through Lafayette Square, Will ddot FINALLY prioritize building the missing chunk of bike lane on 15th?!?!?! Feels like this should have been done years ago.