The revitalization of Upper Princess Street through Williamsville is an exciting opportunity to demonstrate that Kingston is a national leader in sustainable and active transportation. By providing infrastructure that is safe and encouraging to people who want to cycle, Williamsville could create a busy hub of activity; enhance flow of motorists, cyclists and pedestrians; promote business development; reduce greenhouse gases; and foster health and well-being in our City. Unfortunately, the current design for Williamsville falls short on this potential.
To genuinely facilitate active transportation is to provide a sustainable infrastructure.
Please sign this petition and support all City efforts to make the Williamsville infrastructure acceptable to active transportation users: complete with a segregated bicycle lane that will separate bicycle traffic from motor vehicles.
FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE HAVE JOINED THE FIGHT FOR SAFER STREETS IN WILLIAMSVILLE!! THIS IS AN ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE MILESTONE FOR OUR COMMUNITY AND I AM BEYOND EXCITED TO SEE THIS MOMENTUM!!
Reached 500 supporters
March 4, 2013
March 2, 2013
OUR MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY EXPLOSIVE RIGHT NOW!! WE ARE TEARING TOWARD THAT FIVE HUNDRED SIGNATURE MARK SO BLAST THIS LINK OUT TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW TO PUSH US OVER THE TOP TODAY!!
September 6, 2012
THE MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY EXPLODING RIGHT NOW!! SEEING THIS LEVEL OF PASSION FOR SAFER STREETS IN WILLIAMSVILLE IS BEYOND INCREDIBLE!! WE ARE BUILDING SOMETHING MASSIVE TOGETHER AND THE CITY CANNOT IGNORE THIS ENERGY!!
Reached 100 supporters
January 31, 2012
6 Comments
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Sarah Powell
14 years ago
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Finally someone said it. I live in the area and i wont even touch that road on my bike. Its way too dangerous right now.
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Emily Sullivan
14 years ago
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I used to bike here all the time but stopped because of how aggressive the traffic is. Hope the city listens to this.
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Tom Henderson
14 years ago
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Why build something new if its just gonna be outdated the day it opens? Paint is not infrastructure.
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Jessica Meyer
14 years ago
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Trying to cycle to work in williamsville is basically taking your life in your own hands. Fix the road design plz.
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Mark Montgomery
14 years ago
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kingston needs to get with the times. look at other cities and how they do it. segregated lanes are the only way to go.
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Dave Novak
14 years ago
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Princess st is an absolute nightmare during rush hour. Segregated lanes would actually make it safer for everyone including the drivers.
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The revitalization of Upper Princess Street through Williamsville is an exciting opportunity to demonstrate that Kingston is a national leader in sustainable and active transportation. By providing infrastructure that is safe and encouraging to people who want to cycle, Williamsville could create a busy hub of activity; enhance flow of motorists, cyclists and pedestrians; promote business development; reduce greenhouse gases; and foster health and well-being in our City. Unfortunately, the current design for Williamsville falls short on this potential.
To genuinely facilitate active transportation is to provide a sustainable infrastructure.
Please sign this petition and support all City efforts to make the Williamsville infrastructure acceptable to active transportation users: complete with a segregated bicycle lane that will separate bicycle traffic from motor vehicles.
FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE HAVE JOINED THE FIGHT FOR SAFER STREETS IN WILLIAMSVILLE!! THIS IS AN ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE MILESTONE FOR OUR COMMUNITY AND I AM BEYOND EXCITED TO SEE THIS MOMENTUM!!
Reached 500 supporters
March 4, 2013
March 2, 2013
OUR MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY EXPLOSIVE RIGHT NOW!! WE ARE TEARING TOWARD THAT FIVE HUNDRED SIGNATURE MARK SO BLAST THIS LINK OUT TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW TO PUSH US OVER THE TOP TODAY!!
September 6, 2012
THE MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY EXPLODING RIGHT NOW!! SEEING THIS LEVEL OF PASSION FOR SAFER STREETS IN WILLIAMSVILLE IS BEYOND INCREDIBLE!! WE ARE BUILDING SOMETHING MASSIVE TOGETHER AND THE CITY CANNOT IGNORE THIS ENERGY!!
Reached 100 supporters
January 31, 2012
6 Comments
S
Sarah Powell
14 years ago
Featured
Finally someone said it. I live in the area and i wont even touch that road on my bike. Its way too dangerous right now.
E
Emily Sullivan
14 years ago
Featured
I used to bike here all the time but stopped because of how aggressive the traffic is. Hope the city listens to this.
T
Tom Henderson
14 years ago
Featured
Why build something new if its just gonna be outdated the day it opens? Paint is not infrastructure.
J
Jessica Meyer
14 years ago
Featured
Trying to cycle to work in williamsville is basically taking your life in your own hands. Fix the road design plz.
M
Mark Montgomery
14 years ago
Featured
kingston needs to get with the times. look at other cities and how they do it. segregated lanes are the only way to go.
D
Dave Novak
14 years ago
Featured
Princess st is an absolute nightmare during rush hour. Segregated lanes would actually make it safer for everyone including the drivers.
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Finally someone said it. I live in the area and i wont even touch that road on my bike. Its way too dangerous right now.