39th already has wonderful access for bikers. 35th is too narrow and congested to do this!
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Brenda K Johnson
8 years ago
35th needs to stay a quieter street.
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Janelle Taylor
8 years ago
Between NE 55th and NE 65th, 35th Ave NE is already so narrow that cars and busses cannot pass each other, and must wait and take turns. The proposal will be a mess, and it would be far more sensible to simply build upon the good work already done to establish a greenway on 39th.
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Gerald Harrington
8 years ago
The Seattle city administration is making the city less livable wit each decision they make.
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Mary Murdoch
8 years ago
Adding these bike lanes will not increase bicycle safety; rather, it will add more congestion to an already narrow two-lane street and significantly disrupt existing businesses with very limited parking as it is.
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John del Rossi
8 years ago
Parking availability is already extremely limited as it is. The addition of these bike lanes is wholly unnecessary and will only serve to significantly increase traffic and hurt businesses along the route.
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kevin johnson
8 years ago
The city of Seattle leaders are all idiots!! No biker I know will ride on 35th -- just like they don't ride on 75th due to the traffic being too much
I beg you to not put in bike lanes for the safety of my three daughters
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Theresa Roberts
8 years ago
This is ridiculous. You already ruined 75th by adding bike lanes that absolutely never get used. I drive this street several times a day and in the past few years have literally seen one biker EVER!!!! DO NOT RUIN 35th as well.
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Tracy Cornell
8 years ago
This would severely impact an already untenable situation.
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Elizabeth Altaras
8 years ago
Owner, Wedgwood Laundromat
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Melanie Korch
8 years ago
NO BIKE LANES!!!
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Mimi etherington
8 years ago
Good luck
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Jason Barnes
8 years ago
put a bike lane somewhere else, like 34th or 36th Ave NE. Bikers prefer to bike on streets with less traffic.
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Donald Brad Sherman
8 years ago
35th NE is a terrible place for a bike lane. For heaven's sake, put bike lanes on less travelled roads!
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Mike Shurgot
8 years ago
I am a bike rider, and appreciate efforts to make bike riding safer. But bike lanes on 35th is only going to increase tension and frustration among drivers. Put bike-designated lanes on 34th or 36th!
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Emily Shackelton
8 years ago
The business community on both side of 35th need to maintain parking as it is on both sides of the street for continued business access and growth. There are safe bike zones as alternate routes.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Please do not endanger children by adding bike lanes to 35th and causing cars to reroute to side streets. We already experience cars trying to collect kids from the many schools by speeding on side streets. 39th has a greenway for bikers and provides an easy connection to the trail system. The creation of bike lanes would also create parking issues for patrons of the many small businesses along 35th. Bad for business and bad for the neighborhoods along 35th.
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will sanchez
8 years ago
I would also add a left turn signal on 75th street and 35th ave. The traffic backup would alíviate if cars on 35th ave could make left turns on 75th Street (east & west) before the rest of the traffic resumes.
39th already has wonderful access for bikers. 35th is too narrow and congested to do this!
35th needs to stay a quieter street.
Between NE 55th and NE 65th, 35th Ave NE is already so narrow that cars and busses cannot pass each other, and must wait and take turns. The proposal will be a mess, and it would be far more sensible to simply build upon the good work already done to establish a greenway on 39th.
The Seattle city administration is making the city less livable wit each decision they make.
Adding these bike lanes will not increase bicycle safety; rather, it will add more congestion to an already narrow two-lane street and significantly disrupt existing businesses with very limited parking as it is.
Parking availability is already extremely limited as it is. The addition of these bike lanes is wholly unnecessary and will only serve to significantly increase traffic and hurt businesses along the route.
The city of Seattle leaders are all idiots!! No biker I know will ride on 35th -- just like they don't ride on 75th due to the traffic being too much
[email protected]
I beg you to not put in bike lanes for the safety of my three daughters
This is ridiculous. You already ruined 75th by adding bike lanes that absolutely never get used. I drive this street several times a day and in the past few years have literally seen one biker EVER!!!! DO NOT RUIN 35th as well.
This would severely impact an already untenable situation.
Owner, Wedgwood Laundromat
NO BIKE LANES!!!
Good luck
put a bike lane somewhere else, like 34th or 36th Ave NE. Bikers prefer to bike on streets with less traffic.
35th NE is a terrible place for a bike lane. For heaven's sake, put bike lanes on less travelled roads!
I am a bike rider, and appreciate efforts to make bike riding safer. But bike lanes on 35th is only going to increase tension and frustration among drivers. Put bike-designated lanes on 34th or 36th!
The business community on both side of 35th need to maintain parking as it is on both sides of the street for continued business access and growth. There are safe bike zones as alternate routes.
Please do not endanger children by adding bike lanes to 35th and causing cars to reroute to side streets. We already experience cars trying to collect kids from the many schools by speeding on side streets. 39th has a greenway for bikers and provides an easy connection to the trail system. The creation of bike lanes would also create parking issues for patrons of the many small businesses along 35th. Bad for business and bad for the neighborhoods along 35th.
I would also add a left turn signal on 75th street and 35th ave. The traffic backup would alíviate if cars on 35th ave could make left turns on 75th Street (east & west) before the rest of the traffic resumes.