Cycling infrastructure should be consistent and safe. Part-time lanes... create confusion and put cyclists and drivers at risk. Full-time, segregated lanes encourage more people to ride. For kids to cycle safely, they need routes free from cars and buses. 🙏show more

New lanes were opened last weekend on Loop 1604!... Drivers now have 6 lanes to travel on from Stone Oak Parkway to I-10. This is all part of the plan to reduce congestion and get you where you need to go safely. Learn more atshow more

3 Hispanic men broke into a house in Aurora,... CO by pretending to be Amazon workers. The mother was home with her kids at the time and says these men hurt her kids during the robbery. With the accents they have, I’m willing to bet they’re all illegal immigrants. People need to be vigilant and Amazon should stop letting drivers use their own cars because it adds to the confusion of who’s a legitimate delivery person and who might be a criminal. Deliveries should only be done in Amazon delivery vehicles for the safety of both drivers and homeowners.show more

🚨Congestion Pricing and NYC’s Self-Inflicted Wound: Are Bus and... Bike Lanes Making Things Worse? As a lifelong New Yorker and daily driver, I’m seeing our city’s streets become more congested, less safe, and now, more costly—all thanks to street design choices that haven’t delivered on their promises. With congestion pricing on the way, drivers will soon have to pay extra for navigating roads that are bottlenecked by bike lanes, bus lanes, and pedestrian plazas. These were meant to relieve traffic and improve safety but have done the opposite. Areas like 6th Avenue, Lower Manhattan, and the West Village have seen car lanes disappear, replaced by underused bike lanes and additional bus lanes, making traffic worse. Parking is now dangerously close to bike lanes, where drivers risk being struck as they exit their vehicles. Meanwhile, bike lanes—used mainly in the warmer months—eat up space all year, adding to traffic problems without a year-round payoff. And for pedestrians, the situation isn’t much better. Crosswalks have become hazardous, with cyclists often ignoring stoplights and pedestrians’ right-of-way. What was meant to be a safer design has instead put walkers in harm’s way. Then there are the pedestrian plazas, such as those in Times Square and along Broadway. Intended as public spaces, they’ve funneled more traffic into surrounding streets and often become gathering points for crime, drug use, and loitering. What was supposed to create safe communal spaces has instead added congestion and security concerns to nearby areas. All this comes at a time when New Yorkers are already stretched thin. Between high taxes, soaring costs, and low wages, most can barely afford to live here. Adding a new congestion fee feels like punishment for a problem we didn’t create. So, what do you think? Should we keep paying for these planning missteps, or is it time to rethink the balance of our streets and find a solution that doesn’t leave New Yorkers footing the bill? By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email [email protected]show more

Welcome to clean, prosperous, friendly Zwolle, Netherlands, where cyclists... outnumber drivers, nobody needs to wear a helmet, there are no dubious campaigns against bus stop bypasses, and both young and old enjoy the freedom of safe, segregated cycling. This could be your city.show more

And YET another cycle path opens in Cork! This... one connects Glanmire to the Carrigtwohill greenway and will soon(ish) also connect all the way to the City. When cycling is safe and segregated like this, so many more people will leave the car at home. Nice one Cork City Councilshow more

From earlier today: An up-close look at an officer... cutting through steel tubing that connected Pro-Palestinian protestors to one another and to cars. The protest lasted for hours and brought north and southbound lanes to a complete standstill ⁦NBC Bay Area⁩show more

The worst of the storm may be behind us,... but Caltrans District 9 maintenance crews continue to remove snow from the travel lanes and shoulders of our highways. Remember to give snowplows and snow blowers the space they need to work. #dontcrowdtheplowshow more

The reason there will be no ‘fuel crisis’ in... the Netherlands is that every town, city, & village in the land is connected by fully-segregated cycle lanes. It’s possible for the Dutch to simply stop driving while fuel is short and prices are high. That’s real energy resilience.show more

Andy Burnham has said he'll be "relentless" on small... boats... ...and that we also need "safe routes" & support for people who genuinely need it. Meanwhile the boats keep landing. Welcome to Britain. Here's some free money. Collect your keys from the council 🇬🇧show more

Children should be able to spend more time with... family, friends and focus on school - not be kept scrolling. We're launching a national conversation on children and social media: the impact it's having, and what more can be done to keep them safe.show more

We need to make sure that Russia doesn’t attack... again. And for that, we need to put political and economic pressure on Russia to stop this war, and at the same time, also help Ukraine defend itself. Extract from my interview Face The Nation ↓show more

Instant Police Karma for pickup truck driver crossing over... 3 lanes and cutting off semi-truck driver. I absolutely love it when the law enforcement is at the right place at the right time. Be a jerk on the road and getting caught. This was a satisfying video to watch.show more

These 4 low quality individuals, who look very short... and skinny and unable to ride a super sport bike and can only ride a scooter/underbone motorbike, are putting hundreds of lives at risk and should be jailed for endangering others’ lives. It’s criminal.show more

Been wanting to film one of these because it... happens so consistently and highlights a subtle but significant part of the V14 brain. Not only does V14 recognize collapsing lanes way sooner than V13 when it is in them and needs to get out, it also recognizes them when it is not in them, and is aware that vehicles inside of them need to get over. Here’s one of the many times I’ve witnessed V14 keeping space open for cars it knows will have to switch lanes.show more

Switzerland on your mind but don’t want to deal... with the Schengen visa? Presenting the Japanese alps - all the same vistas, lakes, snow and cable cars 🚠 at a fraction of the time, money and effort. More people need to know about this!show more

Last post on this I'd appreciate if people took... the time to read it and share it because I think when people listen they deserve credit but TRNSMT have done more than that I complained about the disabled situation TRNSMT Festival and I think the fact that they listened and made changes is the kind of progressive attitude we need towards disabled facilities. I wasn't complaining to come across as some sort of Karen, it just genuinely would've been a health and safety risk. So I think it's only right that I commend them for the work they've done with the platform this year. The platform has many key things that I think make it the best at any festival I've been at. 1.Clear marked out lanes for people to move out to the toilets and back to their seat to avoid congestion and create space 2. A bar for disabled people beside the platform this is amazing. 3. Toilets well spaced out as well as a changing places toilets for people who more severe disabilities beside the platform. 4. Plenty of space in the toilets. 5. It's huge and you feel really close to the stageshow more

HAPPENING NOW: NBC and ABC are facing MASS calls... for their Broadcasting License to be Revoked THEY SHOULD BE BANKRUPTED TIME TO GET LOUDshow more

Went to the gym and slammed leg day, sneaked... back in at 7am and prepared a tsoureki french toast casserole for the kids. First time I’m looking at my phone, and won’t be again until later for some financial news Under 20 minutes screen time yesterday Log off people Choose lifeshow more