Don't take away lanes from Norfolk's Hampton Blvd.
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Tranevius jones
7 years ago
This will make traffic increasingly worse
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brian freeman
7 years ago
it's bad enough.. why reduce lanes???? makes no sense
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Linda mackie
7 years ago
Bike lanes are a waste of space. They don’t work here or anywhere else
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Renee Wiman
7 years ago
There are too few bicycle riders to support the establishment of bike lanes in the City of Norfolk. Bike lanes add confusion to traffic patterns.
Eliminating car/truck lanes on Hampton Blvd. is counter-productive. The Hampton Blvd. curve and intersection at Bolling Ave. southbound is a problem. I agree with the petitioner, Dawn Peters, that work on safety features at this intersection should be a priority.
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Stephen Harriman
7 years ago
Keep bikes OFF Hampton Blvd.
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Harry Carter
7 years ago
The backups during Naval base opening and closings will be tremendous. Hiring more traffic enforcement officers or delegating traffic enforcement authority to the Port Authority and ODU police will be more effective to slow down the truckers.
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Pameal C Reed
7 years ago
Bike lanes make it more dangerous as the bike riders think they do not have to follow road rules. And I think the left hand turn at Hampton and billing going south, is very dangerous. Maybe remove that turn. Thank you.
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Andrew Barkan
7 years ago
Absolutely putting in bike lanes inn hampton blvd would be a huge mistake and will cause several bigger issues particularly for those of us who live off of Hampton blvd.
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Peter Forchas
7 years ago
I do not want traffic anymore congested then it already is. Please, No bike lane.
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Theresa Bartlett
7 years ago
Do not take a lane away from the cars and trucks on Hampton Blvd, that is a ridiculous idea! No more bike lanes, the ones that have been established appear to be grossly under utilized and worthless.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Do not dedicate a much needed vehicular lane on Hampton Blvd to bicycles!
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Dana Zacharias
7 years ago
This would be a traffic and safety disaster! I am certain the City of Norfolk can find better use of that “green” grant money!
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Vicki Trexler
7 years ago
Vicki Trexler
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Vicki Trexler
7 years ago
Adding bike lanes is beyond reason. It is crazy dangerous..what on earth is our council thinking!!!!
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Brenda Hand Waters
7 years ago
Please do more research on the use of bike lanes already in place in Norfolk. I have not seen much use in Ghent or Park Place.
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Scott Alperin
7 years ago
Closing lanes to automobiles on hampton blvd will be a nightmare! Not a safe street for bikers even if bike lanes were created. Extremely bad idea!
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Charles H Spence Jr
7 years ago
Hampton Blvd was built with 3 lanes in each direction to handle the traffic before NIT was a factor. Now, with the truck traffic, one lane is already eliminated during the day, filled with trucks. Eliminating another lane for bicycles would leave only one lane for automobile traffic. Just won't work!!
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Elizabeth Treadway
7 years ago
Traffic is bad enough as it is already
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Terrible traffic in areas this has already been done: NYC, Waverly, IA, etc. Also makes it difficult for emergency vehicles to move in an emergency.
This will make traffic increasingly worse
it's bad enough.. why reduce lanes???? makes no sense
Bike lanes are a waste of space. They don’t work here or anywhere else
There are too few bicycle riders to support the establishment of bike lanes in the City of Norfolk. Bike lanes add confusion to traffic patterns. Eliminating car/truck lanes on Hampton Blvd. is counter-productive. The Hampton Blvd. curve and intersection at Bolling Ave. southbound is a problem. I agree with the petitioner, Dawn Peters, that work on safety features at this intersection should be a priority.
Keep bikes OFF Hampton Blvd.
The backups during Naval base opening and closings will be tremendous. Hiring more traffic enforcement officers or delegating traffic enforcement authority to the Port Authority and ODU police will be more effective to slow down the truckers.
Bike lanes make it more dangerous as the bike riders think they do not have to follow road rules. And I think the left hand turn at Hampton and billing going south, is very dangerous. Maybe remove that turn. Thank you.
Absolutely putting in bike lanes inn hampton blvd would be a huge mistake and will cause several bigger issues particularly for those of us who live off of Hampton blvd.
I do not want traffic anymore congested then it already is. Please, No bike lane.
Do not take a lane away from the cars and trucks on Hampton Blvd, that is a ridiculous idea! No more bike lanes, the ones that have been established appear to be grossly under utilized and worthless.
Do not dedicate a much needed vehicular lane on Hampton Blvd to bicycles!
This would be a traffic and safety disaster! I am certain the City of Norfolk can find better use of that “green” grant money!
Vicki Trexler
Adding bike lanes is beyond reason. It is crazy dangerous..what on earth is our council thinking!!!!
Please do more research on the use of bike lanes already in place in Norfolk. I have not seen much use in Ghent or Park Place.
Closing lanes to automobiles on hampton blvd will be a nightmare! Not a safe street for bikers even if bike lanes were created. Extremely bad idea!
Hampton Blvd was built with 3 lanes in each direction to handle the traffic before NIT was a factor. Now, with the truck traffic, one lane is already eliminated during the day, filled with trucks. Eliminating another lane for bicycles would leave only one lane for automobile traffic. Just won't work!!
Traffic is bad enough as it is already
Terrible traffic in areas this has already been done: NYC, Waverly, IA, etc. Also makes it difficult for emergency vehicles to move in an emergency.
Lane reductions don't make sense.