If people could bike/walk safely they might do it more. This would vastly improve the health of the people & the PLANET!
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Janet hitti
10 years ago
Better And safe cycling streets will get Durham on the healthy cities map, attracting the healthier residents, and encouraging the others to join in.
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Randal Haithcock
10 years ago
1304 Seaton Road, #10
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Susan Ricker
10 years ago
Sidewalks please
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Pandora simpson
10 years ago
Save money by designing streets to accommodate the high volume the first time instead of repeating spending more money.
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Daniel Oldman
10 years ago
110 JENNINGS LN
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David Sokal
10 years ago
Let's make Durham a great place to live!!
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Sarah Thornton
10 years ago
Chapel Hill Rd.
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Sarah Mattingly
10 years ago
917 N Buchanan Blvd
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Megan
10 years ago
Vital to address this during this surge of growth in Durham!
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Cathy Stallcup
10 years ago
406 Rigsbee, suite 202
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Lucy HP Taylor
10 years ago
Sidewalks in North Durham, please!
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Hillary Smith
10 years ago
Improve the safety and livability of our city for all by embracing more bicycle, pedestrian and public transit friendly policies.
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Ari Medoff
10 years ago
Cranford Rd.
We need this movement in a big way.
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Larissa Parson
10 years ago
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I love Durham. And I am incredibly frustrated by Durham as a pedestrian. So few sidewalks, major intersections with *no* crosswalk in some directions—it's impossible to take the most efficient route around town. I like to walk. I love that downtown Durham is quite walkable, distance-wise. I hate that I have to endanger myself *and* my children to take the most sensible routes.
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Ken Fowler
10 years ago
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N. Roxboro St. is much too wide in Old North Durham. Attempting to cross it is dangerous. That's a major concern in a neighborhood with increasing numbers of small children.
225 Winterberry Ridge Dr
709 Arnette Ave.
403 1/2 N Gregson Street
122 Oliver Lane, Durham, NC 27713
If people could bike/walk safely they might do it more. This would vastly improve the health of the people & the PLANET!
Better And safe cycling streets will get Durham on the healthy cities map, attracting the healthier residents, and encouraging the others to join in.
1304 Seaton Road, #10
Sidewalks please
Save money by designing streets to accommodate the high volume the first time instead of repeating spending more money.
110 JENNINGS LN
Let's make Durham a great place to live!!
Chapel Hill Rd.
917 N Buchanan Blvd
Vital to address this during this surge of growth in Durham!
406 Rigsbee, suite 202
Sidewalks in North Durham, please!
Improve the safety and livability of our city for all by embracing more bicycle, pedestrian and public transit friendly policies.
Cranford Rd. We need this movement in a big way.
I love Durham. And I am incredibly frustrated by Durham as a pedestrian. So few sidewalks, major intersections with *no* crosswalk in some directions—it's impossible to take the most efficient route around town. I like to walk. I love that downtown Durham is quite walkable, distance-wise. I hate that I have to endanger myself *and* my children to take the most sensible routes.
N. Roxboro St. is much too wide in Old North Durham. Attempting to cross it is dangerous. That's a major concern in a neighborhood with increasing numbers of small children.