Also remember when Midtown Alliance got so frustrated with the procurement process that they publicly called out the mayor? That was wild

The only thing that keeps me going is at least we're getting the protected bike lane (16 years later), while suburbs etc just widen their roads

If it follows the timeline of the Juniper Street complete street project, it will be done by 2037

Isn't this stretch slated for a bus-only lane and a cycle track, reducing to 3 all-purpose lanes? Did that get canceled?

People are dumb and they will vote to lower taxes even if it hurts society

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It passed in a landslide.

Wait til you hear about General Booty

The design of this bridge bugs me because why did they put bikes in-between a concrete wall and cars? Would have been so easy to have the bike lane elevated next to the sidewalk and protected by that barrier.

Really neat for Chicago too since the crown invokes elements from the crowns of the Tribune Tower and 311 S.Wacker

I walk from Midtown to areas near Centennial Park. It's actually a pretty nice walk through Georgia Tech's campus and along Techwood. For the novel, they probably just don't know much about Atlanta 😆, but could be a high-floor room at a midtown hotel. The Renaissance would fit this description.

Why don't they build a train? Are they stupid or something