We need more flashing light crosswalks, NOT more bike lanes. Save some lives and a lot of money!
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Susan Thompson
8 years ago
Everyone is safer with bikes on side streets, NOT along 35th. Parking in that area is already scarce as it is!
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Patricia Howe
8 years ago
Please do NOT remove parking. You are destroying our downtown and now coming into the neighborhoods. Leave it be. Too much too fast
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Matthew Hinck
8 years ago
Stop the madness of the Bicycle Centric City Government
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andrea moro
8 years ago
Yes
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Mark Gorman
8 years ago
You need to preserve a left turn lane if you eliminate passing lanes on the right! If not, gridlock!
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Gary L Chamberlain
8 years ago
Save the street! There is enough room for bikes already!
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Barbara Ruzzo
8 years ago
I visit several business on 35th Ave And would find it much more difficult to do business with them without parking on the west side of the street. We are close to the Burke -Gilman, bike lanes on 39th and other smaller streets. Leave 35th for the cars and buses that currently use it.
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Gregory Lambert
8 years ago
Use 34th
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Gregory Kirmeyer
8 years ago
WE already have Bike path on 39th AVE that runs entire length of planned improvement. This is a waste of precious resources.
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Tracey Reifler
8 years ago
No bike lanes on 35th Ave NE
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I want bike safety but not on major roads. Divert them to to residential streets. Do not affect small businesses on 35th
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Gretchen
8 years ago
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE re-consider this project. Traffic is already bad in Wedgwood; this will only make things worse.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The city of Seattle does nothing but cause more problems, look at Roosevelt. Who are you kidding? Stop giving everything to the bicyclists who ride like maniacs and endanger pedestrians and cars weaving in and out. Leave 35th Ave. alone.
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Mike Mallick
8 years ago
Seriously? Epic naivete' are the words that come to mind when hearing of this ridiculous project.
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Mike M
8 years ago
Bike lanes on 35th are clearly a bad idea for the many reasons already shared. Cyclists and motorists are better off with cyclists using 39th Ave. City of Seattle please come to your senses and listen to you constituents wishes.
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Thomas Rimar
8 years ago
Enough bike lanes & bike boxes. This is choking commerce in an already highly congested city. Catering to the wants af a few ignores the needs of many- commuters, small business & patrons
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Keep up the fight against these Road Diets and efforts that cause more harm than good. We are battling the same thing in Pasadena, Ca.
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Chris Shannon
8 years ago
Spending this much money to cater to 3% of commuters is both reckless and unwise.
The city plan is a mistake.
We need more flashing light crosswalks, NOT more bike lanes. Save some lives and a lot of money!
Everyone is safer with bikes on side streets, NOT along 35th. Parking in that area is already scarce as it is!
Please do NOT remove parking. You are destroying our downtown and now coming into the neighborhoods. Leave it be. Too much too fast
Stop the madness of the Bicycle Centric City Government
Yes
You need to preserve a left turn lane if you eliminate passing lanes on the right! If not, gridlock!
Save the street! There is enough room for bikes already!
I visit several business on 35th Ave And would find it much more difficult to do business with them without parking on the west side of the street. We are close to the Burke -Gilman, bike lanes on 39th and other smaller streets. Leave 35th for the cars and buses that currently use it.
Use 34th
WE already have Bike path on 39th AVE that runs entire length of planned improvement. This is a waste of precious resources.
No bike lanes on 35th Ave NE
I want bike safety but not on major roads. Divert them to to residential streets. Do not affect small businesses on 35th
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE re-consider this project. Traffic is already bad in Wedgwood; this will only make things worse.
The city of Seattle does nothing but cause more problems, look at Roosevelt. Who are you kidding? Stop giving everything to the bicyclists who ride like maniacs and endanger pedestrians and cars weaving in and out. Leave 35th Ave. alone.
Seriously? Epic naivete' are the words that come to mind when hearing of this ridiculous project.
Bike lanes on 35th are clearly a bad idea for the many reasons already shared. Cyclists and motorists are better off with cyclists using 39th Ave. City of Seattle please come to your senses and listen to you constituents wishes.
Enough bike lanes & bike boxes. This is choking commerce in an already highly congested city. Catering to the wants af a few ignores the needs of many- commuters, small business & patrons
Keep up the fight against these Road Diets and efforts that cause more harm than good. We are battling the same thing in Pasadena, Ca.
Spending this much money to cater to 3% of commuters is both reckless and unwise.