I support bike lanes throughout Fort Lincoln to connect residents to the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail & future connections into the city from Fort Lincoln
The feedback regarding the need for safer infrastructure in Fort Lincoln continues to highlight how disconnected our current routes are from the riverfront. I am currently coordinating with local urban planning advocates to formalize our request for a comprehensive review of these transit corridors.
June 11, 2016
The level of support for improved connectivity in Fort Lincoln has grown into a powerful mandate for change. This momentum confirms that our residents prioritize safe access to the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail. We are now preparing to present this clear community consensus to the relevant planning departments.
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Sarah Riley
10 years ago
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PLEASE get this done. Would love to be able to bike down to the trail without dodging traffic on the main road.
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Mike Townsend
10 years ago
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Cars go way too fast around here. Need bike lanes to calm traffic down and make it safe for everyone.
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Leslie Johnston
10 years ago
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I support this petition with emphasis on inclusion of neighborhood signage designating the residential area and notifying that the speed limit is strictly enforced (especially near the Fort Lincoln shopping center);
Inclusion of widened and highlighted crosswalk markings;
Installation of speed board on Fort Lincoln and Commodore Joshua Barney;
Inclusion of additional 25 mile per hour static speed limit signs sorely needed in Fort Lincoln.
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Phillip Parson
10 years ago
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I support the bike lanes throughout the Fort Lincoln neighborhood in Washington DC.
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Enjoli Parson
10 years ago
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Bike lanes are wanted and needed. Multiple modes of transportation are always a great investment for a community, it bridges the great divide.
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Jeffery Epting
10 years ago
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Really, I just want a safe way to bike around the city with my son. This would be an excellent start.
I support bike lanes throughout Fort Lincoln to connect residents to the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail & future connections into the city from Fort Lincoln
The feedback regarding the need for safer infrastructure in Fort Lincoln continues to highlight how disconnected our current routes are from the riverfront. I am currently coordinating with local urban planning advocates to formalize our request for a comprehensive review of these transit corridors.
June 11, 2016
The level of support for improved connectivity in Fort Lincoln has grown into a powerful mandate for change. This momentum confirms that our residents prioritize safe access to the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail. We are now preparing to present this clear community consensus to the relevant planning departments.
38 Comments
S
Sarah Riley
10 years ago
Featured
PLEASE get this done. Would love to be able to bike down to the trail without dodging traffic on the main road.
M
Mike Townsend
10 years ago
Featured
Cars go way too fast around here. Need bike lanes to calm traffic down and make it safe for everyone.
L
Leslie Johnston
10 years ago
Featured
I support this petition with emphasis on inclusion of neighborhood signage designating the residential area and notifying that the speed limit is strictly enforced (especially near the Fort Lincoln shopping center);
Inclusion of widened and highlighted crosswalk markings;
Installation of speed board on Fort Lincoln and Commodore Joshua Barney;
Inclusion of additional 25 mile per hour static speed limit signs sorely needed in Fort Lincoln.
P
Phillip Parson
10 years ago
Featured
I support the bike lanes throughout the Fort Lincoln neighborhood in Washington DC.
E
Enjoli Parson
10 years ago
Featured
Bike lanes are wanted and needed. Multiple modes of transportation are always a great investment for a community, it bridges the great divide.
J
Jeffery Epting
10 years ago
Featured
Really, I just want a safe way to bike around the city with my son. This would be an excellent start.
PLEASE get this done. Would love to be able to bike down to the trail without dodging traffic on the main road.