We the undersigned Falmouth taxpayers request you work diligently to install a crosswalk across Palmer Ave. in Falmouth, MA, to allow safe cycling and pedestrian transit between Goodwill Park and the Shining Sea bikeway. Connecting these two excellent recreational resources will enhance the quality of life for many in our town.
The level of support for this project demonstrates a broad consensus regarding pedestrian safety in our community. This momentum creates a strong foundation for our upcoming discussions with local officials.
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Joan sheehy
8 years ago
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Biking is more popular than ever for people of all ages. The bike path us huge summer draw. Many cycle to the nearest entrance but crossing 28 is the more treacherous access method. A walkway would clearly contain the obvious risks.
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Richard Payne
8 years ago
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There wasn't much point in building the connecting link from the bike path to Palmer Ave. if you can't go anywhere.
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Ulrike Brisson
8 years ago
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I visited Falmouth and in the summer the traffic is very dense. For the safety of the park users Palmer Street needs a safe pedestrian/cyclist crossing.
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Katrina Dempsey
8 years ago
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My family and I vacation here and it's scary crossing the road from the bikeways to the park! Help!!
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Greg Stone
8 years ago
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Cross from the current Bike Trail to Goodwill Park almost every day! I can't count the number of close calls from cars and trucks flying around the corner by Old Palmer Ave! We need a crosswalk and a light like the one at the intersection of the Bike Trail and Woods Hole Road.
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Jolie Drury
8 years ago
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Our town needs this. The crosswalk would be more than just a path to the playground and pond. Imagine how it could reduce traffic by allowing people from other parts of town to access the bike path through Goodwill Park.
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marika l roth
3 years ago
Definitely support this. Please let this happen.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This would be a wonderful way to connect the bikepath and the park, beach, and hiking trails.
We the undersigned Falmouth taxpayers request you work diligently to install a crosswalk across Palmer Ave. in Falmouth, MA, to allow safe cycling and pedestrian transit between Goodwill Park and the Shining Sea bikeway. Connecting these two excellent recreational resources will enhance the quality of life for many in our town.
The level of support for this project demonstrates a broad consensus regarding pedestrian safety in our community. This momentum creates a strong foundation for our upcoming discussions with local officials.
39 Comments
J
Joan sheehy
8 years ago
Featured
Biking is more popular than ever for people of all ages. The bike path us huge summer draw. Many cycle to the nearest entrance but crossing 28 is the more treacherous access method. A walkway would clearly contain the obvious risks.
R
Richard Payne
8 years ago
Featured
There wasn't much point in building the connecting link from the bike path to Palmer Ave. if you can't go anywhere.
U
Ulrike Brisson
8 years ago
Featured
I visited Falmouth and in the summer the traffic is very dense. For the safety of the park users Palmer Street needs a safe pedestrian/cyclist crossing.
K
Katrina Dempsey
8 years ago
Featured
My family and I vacation here and it's scary crossing the road from the bikeways to the park! Help!!
G
Greg Stone
8 years ago
Featured
Cross from the current Bike Trail to Goodwill Park almost every day! I can't count the number of close calls from cars and trucks flying around the corner by Old Palmer Ave! We need a crosswalk and a light like the one at the intersection of the Bike Trail and Woods Hole Road.
J
Jolie Drury
8 years ago
Featured
Our town needs this. The crosswalk would be more than just a path to the playground and pond. Imagine how it could reduce traffic by allowing people from other parts of town to access the bike path through Goodwill Park.
M
marika l roth
3 years ago
Definitely support this. Please let this happen.
A
Anonymous
7 years ago
This would be a wonderful way to connect the bikepath and the park, beach, and hiking trails.
Biking is more popular than ever for people of all ages. The bike path us huge summer draw. Many cycle to the nearest entrance but crossing 28 is the more treacherous access method. A walkway would clearly contain the obvious risks.