u/LabGeek1995

Huzzah! More, please.

"The city tries to prevent deadly crashes on its roads by intentionally making it harder to drive on them, turning side streets into comfortable routes for people who aren’t traveling by car, and cutting down on the risk posed by too many cars going too fast."

"The city has been getting results: It has not had a single traffic death in four years,"

Nice to see that the affordable-housing pipeline is moving.

A sane counterpoint to recent drivel from the CCC.

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Make cities for people, not cars.

Councilor Patty Nolan is now trying to spin the April Garden Street vote in her favor with a follow-up email, but her account conflicts with the public record.

She claims that that city staff “preferred keeping the one way, but not because of safety concerns.”

In fact, the Traffic, Parking, and Transportation Department explicitly stated that keeping Garden Street one‑way was the **safest of the four options they evaluated**.

Nolan’s email calls for respectful dialogue. I agree. But genuine respect requires telling the truth, not offering self‑serving distortions of what staff actually said.