Keaton H
@keaton-hawk
Just another Edmontonian. 🚲
107 ave seems to be the project the city is holding up as a win. I have serious doubts that council/admin has the guts to make this safe. Intersections including at the roundabout will have to be seriously improved. Level crossings added and restricted turns.
The south portion of 163 street is a welcome addition but underwhelming especially as you get closer to 87 ave and the LRT where it converts to a bikeway. The north portion is a disaster which randomly ends leaving a gap between stony plain road and 100 ave.
Callingwood got no meaningful step up in safety vs just riding on the sidewalk. The crossing at the library/arena is even painted. This area has potential to be a cycling hot spot with so many amenities but it’s surrounded by unpleasant fast roads.
95 ave represented a core east/west route. (Note that blue routes do not have infrastructure) Without it we are left with only 100ave which ends at Crestwood. This also leaves a streetcar stop without any bike connection. Zero foresight.
@shifter.info highlighted the difference between REV (Montreal) and Calgary. “Transit map vs plate of spaghetti” Here is a comparison with Edmonton #yegbike Our map looks like a confusing mess of disconnected routes.
Finished When the Clock Broke How our current politics of grievance were honed and manufactured during the 90s.
Knack seems to be moving towards free parking downtown. Prioritizing car access seems counterintuitive if you also want foot traffic and vibrancy. Make downtown a place worth going.
The good thing about biking in the rain is finally being able to ride through puddles because you’re already soaked.
Is there any hope for the Elks if they’re still saying the name change was the problem?
Weather is looking great for riding your bike and watching baseball tonight 👀
The last thing we need to do is make maintenance and construction more expensive. People will constantly bring this up but council shouldn’t even entertain the idea.
My complaint over a SUP that just ends (without even a curb cut) seemingly made it into the “what we heard” document of a nearby streets lab project.
Solid lineup but no real headliner I’m dying to see. Might be a year where I skip the tarp run.