These gen x responses (um, don't answer?) are perfect

Make Milwaukee pedestrian and cyclist only

This is fantastic. I’ve been fighting for decades (against traffic engineers, truckers, bus agencies, and fire departments) for 10 vs. 12 foot urban lanes. Now there’s a Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health study pushing 9 feet. Nine feet. narrowlanes.americanhealth.jhu.edu

Those flexposts should've been bollards to begin with, but if CDOT doesn't upgrade them now, they should be laughed out of town. City Council explicitly gave CDOT the authority to install bollards in 2020, and they have done very little with it.

Calling Nikki Haley moderate on abortion is like calling an arsonist who couldn’t find the gasoline “safe to be around matches.”

foxyjewishmama Being a cyclist makes me a better driver, I’m totally convinced of that.

I'll be on NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas tonight at 6:30p ET to discuss the US road safety crisis, focusing on Dallas. "At some point you have to make a choice whether it's more important to save lives, or to facilitate fast car traffic." Clip and promo: facebook.com/watch/?v=14729…

7 days in CDMX. Did not see a single vehicle parked in or using bike lanes for drop offs, pick-ups or delivery.

More like Moms for Overreacting to Small, Largely Symbolic Gestures Which More Accurately Describe the Scientific Consensus Surrounding the Sex of Some Bones-Shaped Rocks.

If liberals want Clarence Thomas to make rulings they like, maybe they should send him on expensive vacations too.

Let me see if I understand this: the Academy nominated "Barbie" for Best Picture (eight nominations total) -- a film about women being sidelined and rendered invisible in patriarchal structures -- but not the woman who directed the film. Okay then.

This is the biggest bet any showrunner has ever placed on the “took AP US History and enjoyed it” demographic

Adding this visual aid here so people can better understand what the 100 miles “constitution free zones” look like. Land of the free, or whatever.

BIG NEWS: Today the Illinois Senate passed SR825 unanimously, joining the Illinois House in calling on IDOT_Illinois to make DuSable Lake Shore Drive a true boulevard – not a highway! 🎉 This sends a clear message to IDOT that their current plans are unacceptable.

I hope Tom skilling is three sheets to the wind explaining this all to some cocktail waitress at a resort somewhere. You earned your retirement, king

A shared lane for limited car parking / loading, bike parking, trees, restaurant furniture.

I wish I still had a WaPo subscription so I could cancel it again.

One mile yesterday on @MilwaukeeAvBike Bike Lane Uprising® Chicago Critical Mass