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Lakewood Seward Park Pedestrian Safety

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Benjamin Wheeler
10 years ago

All of the Lake WA Blvd crossings are extremely dangerous, and the lack of crosswalks just lets drivers drive faster.

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Melanie
10 years ago

Yes!

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John Charles
10 years ago

Will provide safety for all.

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Andrew Roe
10 years ago

Do this!!!!

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Christine Dickerson
10 years ago

Time to return the boulevard from freeway to park status and regulate misuse of the lakeside parking lots!

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Vic Opperman
10 years ago

Speed bumps on S. Orcas - 2 blocks west of the lake please!

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Christine O'Connor
10 years ago

The neighborhood sorely needs these.

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Richard Beamer
10 years ago

Very needed additional safety measures- traffic too heavy and fast for the boulevard now.

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Valerie C Sloane
10 years ago

Please, please do this. It's a race track out there.

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Sara
10 years ago

I was just ranting about how fast drivers go and how very few notice or stop for pedestrians. Thanks for doing this!

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Ynot Tony Talevich
10 years ago

i remember when no one knew lil ol us down here ;(

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Ynot Tony Talevich
10 years ago

i remember when no one knew about lil ol us down here ;(

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Sheri Richardson
10 years ago Featured

As a blind pedestrian, I am very aware of the increased traffic through my neighbourhood and strongly support these measures to make it safer for all pedestrians to walk through the neighbourhood and access our local parks.

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Rhonda Aronwald
10 years ago

These street improvements will save lives.

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Mark Collins
10 years ago

AND make the bikers stop at stop signs... including the one in the picture as well follow road rules / laws / etc

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Jeannie O'Brien
10 years ago Featured

There are so many cars on Lake Washington Blvd (LWB) now, it can take forever to cross and get to the lake. Drivers need to be reminded that LWB is actually a park, not a street. Crosswalks and raised speed humps will call attention to pedestrians waiting to cross, and will create a safer boulevard for cyclists, pedestrians and drivers by slowing traffic down.