Aaron Naparstek

@naparstek.bsky.social

"Sneckdown" has been added to the Urbanism+ feed. You're up Wikipedia: "A sneckdown (or snowy neckdown) is a temporary curb extension caused by snowfall, where snow has built up in the road but not been flattened by traffic, effectively reshaping the curb." Term courtesy of @naparstek.bsky.social

Ariel view of an intersection, with areas of the street organically plowed by cars and snowy areas revealing the areas cars don't need. The snow creates new boundaries for the curb, a "sneckdown" if you will. Text is overlayed on the image that imagines what the new areas could be, like a bike lane, public plaza, pedestrian refuge

my first act as president would be to make pedestrians and cyclists have priority and all cars have to stop immediately or face impoundment. repeat violators will have their car destroyed in a public spectacle like in street fighter II #walkable

Screenshot of ken from street fighter 2 kicking a car that has its top half broken off with glass flying off it

Really good episode. I’m not much of a biker, but I listened to this ep while out for a walk in Brooklyn this evening, and as I was walking I couldn’t help but notice just how many of these moped-like devices were in the bike lanes all around my residential neighborhood at 11 pm on a weeknight

The War on Cars@thewaroncars.bsky.social · 3y ago

New BONUS episode: "Chaos in the Bike Lane with Aaron Gordon." There's been a growing problem of motorcycles and mopeds in bike lanes, but the solutions are complicated. What can be done? Subscribe for access. https://thewaroncars.org/2023/08/08/teaser-chaos-in-the-bike-lane-with-aaron-gordon/

Sign reading "NO MOTOR VEHICLES" with red circle with line through it over an image of a moped. Next to it a moped is in a green bike lane on a New York City street.