Haines Point

[arlcxrider]

Pedestrians and runners won’t/don’t care about directional arrows, nor should they. All buses will be banned, including school buses under the proposal that’s being implemented.

All this got started because of the two pedestrian fatalities, and the US Attorney’s inexplicable handling of the case. A double fatality hit-and-run, and no charges. So we have “magical paint” as a solution to an abject failure of effective law enforcement.

[mstone]

@arlcxrider 220832 wrote:

All this got started because of the two pedestrian fatalities, and the US Attorney’s inexplicable handling of the case. A double fatality hit-and-run, and no charges. So we have “magical paint” as a solution to an abject failure of effective law enforcement.

If you want people to be accountable for how they drive, you must hate freedom.

[arlrider]

@bentbike33 220807 wrote:

I’m beginning to suspect that the whole point is to discourage the Haines Point pelotons.

Isn’t the posted speed limit 15 or 20 MPH out there? If they wanted to discourage the pelotons, all they’d need is a few cops with radar guns.

[ursus]

@arlrider 220846 wrote:

Isn’t the posted speed limit 15 or 20 MPH out there? If they wanted to discourage the pelotons, all they’d need is a few cops with radar guns.

It is 15 MPH now.

[Meh]

Does this mean that the concrete waterside walkway is being completely abandoned for pedestrian use?

[Hancockbs]

@Meh 220944 wrote:

Does this mean that the concrete waterside walkway is being completely abandoned for pedestrian use?

Supposedly, it will be rebuilt later, but is a much larger project dealing with the seawall.

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