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DC Safe Streets Coalition

114 Comments

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Donna Christenson
2 years ago

2801 New Mexico Ave NW 505

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Valencia Mohammed
2 years ago

The bike industry must be regulated.

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dallas salisbury
2 years ago

Bike lanes on streets - especially if next to curbs - are unsafe for anyone on foot or at intersections in a car. Need to require license, insurance, same rules as cars, or lives will continue to be lost.

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BARRY KARAS
2 years ago

This petition expresses so many of my concerns. Proud to sign it

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Lance Salonia
2 years ago

Making our busy streets more chaotic by adding additional means of mobility is not the road to achieving Vision Zero objectives.

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Carole lewis Anderson
2 years ago

I believe in a walkable (no cars) city. I support #RideTwoWheels. However, many bike lanes in downtown shopping neighborhoods are poorly planned and executed. DC needs new thinking in concert with the residents of each neighborhood.

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Louis santucci
2 years ago

I need curb access and parking. I am 77 do not intend to ride a bike to grocery store or hardware store. Winter snd rain are not conducive to biking.

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Ronald B Kahn
3 years ago

Corrupted processes - DDOT need to start with firing Director Lott. Shame on Transportation & Environment Committee Chair Allen - a person with no ears except to the bike lobby.

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Ronald B Kahn
3 years ago

3726 Livingston Street NW

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Gerry Burnett
3 years ago

The Mayor and Council have lost their MINDS!

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Larry Berman
3 years ago

1545 l8th Street NW, Unit 315 apt 315

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Debra Gustowski
3 years ago

DC is becoming unlivable.

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Mary Dale Ellis
3 years ago

2801 New Mexico Ave NW Apt 1420

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Jane Solt
3 years ago

Good luck!

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Susan Gundling
3 years ago

1711 Massachusetts Ave NW

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geri nielsen
3 years ago

There appears to be little or no thought for pedestrian safety in these designs.

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Judith Cronin
3 years ago

10306 Clearwater Court, Upper Marlboro, MD, USA

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Terry Faust
3 years ago

Stop this mess!

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Nazan Kirdar
3 years ago

SAVE OUR STREETS •Lane closures cause gridlock and pollution. •Restrict travel access for everyone. •Make streets and sidewalks less safe. •Put retailers and restaurants out of business. •Interfere with the return to work, crushing DC's budget. •Loss of street parking and loading/delivery access. •Inhibit Fire, EMS, and Police access. •Create barriers to sidewalks for the elderly and disabled. •Closed lanes make it difficult for families to get around. •Make DC a less desirable place to live, work, and play.

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Ernie Pozzi
3 years ago

Too much crime in DC to FORCE the elderly to walk the streets. Illegal quarantine bankrupted too many small businesses