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Thoughts on Castro Street?

Do you think Castro Street has become a more enjoyable place since the pedestrianization? What do you think would make it more vibrant or enjoyable? How should Castro St be in the future?

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u/jadebook — 3 days ago
▲ 33 r/Aspen

Waiting for the first train to arrive in Aspen, October 27, 1887

u/pupupeepee — 4 days ago
▲ 86 r/SanMateo+1 crossposts

Fifth Ave, San Mateo

This is my neighborhood so it’s probably a big deal only to me but I was very happy to see that the City of San Mateo is following through on making Fifth Ave ‘bike friendly’ the entire length. West 5th has had designated bike lanes for a few years now and the piece east of Delaware Street is a Bike Boulevard so nice to see that the re-striping and paving project includes bike lanes through the downtown portion.

I know it’s not bollards or anything like that but this road is used pretty frequently by myself and other cyclists.

Note I included a pic of the No Stopping sign because I have personally witnessed the enforcement in action when someone ignored the signs and parked in the bike lane 🤬😅

u/Jurneeka — 18 days ago
▲ 36 r/MontereyBay

Is this for Christmas or because drivers hit stop signs too often?

Monterey's the first city in which I have seen these decorative black-and-red striped pole covers.

When did they go in and why?

u/pupupeepee — 23 days ago