Active streets shown to be popular
The city says that the “voies actives sécuritaires” are popular, and are encouraging cycling and walking.
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Ian 00:15 on 2020-08-11 Permalink
Something something causality… maybe we could focus on workable spaces instead of agendas for one furshlugginer second, or *GASP* tax relief…
John B 08:56 on 2020-08-11 Permalink
As someone who is often on a bike, I find the Wellington version, where cycling is officially forbidden, frustrating. The promise of VAS, where we could use mixed active transport, including bikes, to get places, has transformed into a street where we’re not allowed to ride our bikes, and I don’t feel welcome to stop on my way home & pick something up.
On the other hand when I’m walking it’s great. Overall I like it better than when cars were allowed, and I hope it comes back – and is improved to allow some officially blessed cycling, and maybe a way for people to pick up heavy things at places like Rona.