I like the Federal Highway Administration case studies on road diets (allow protected bike lanes). The one in Chicago found that "Overall capacity and level of service improved as did safety and connectivity for bicyclists". Sometimes cars just vanish!

highways.dot.gov/safety/other...

This tech might need a brush up on how not to interact with patients!

Ive found the women at Fred Hutch SLU to be great. Super kind.

I love the War in Cars Podcast discussion of this dreadful book a while back. As a woman I would not chase down an offending motorist on my bike as suggested by the author.

Reminds me of the famous Cary Grant line from the 1938 movie Holiday: "When I find myself in a position like this, I ask myself, 'What would General Motors do?' and then I do the opposite!"

I ask, 'Who would the Seattle Times endorse?', then I do the opposite.

Lots of comments here. I believe a statement of legislative intent as simply a maneuverer to direct some funding to the issue. That is a start at least.

Intelligent speed assist devices should be mandatory in all vehicles. I cannot think of a single reason you would need to speed & put the lives of others in danger.

Ethically and morally wrong to use pictures of people clearly in distress. Sara Nelson’s mailers hit a new low.

The high cost of health care is driven by greed and waste in the private sector. We are propping up a system that does not work. My patients are in the middle of it.

Real Medicare has only 3% administrative costs. 60% of Americans support Medicare for All. You should too.

I've heard this on the doors. Yesterday I was out for the city council race, yet the voter asked me about the Mayor's race. Why was Harrell belittling Wilson's achievements, she wanted to know. Other voters had a similar question.