Ooh, this autosubmit is cool. Is it open-source for individuals to add more cities, or expose it as an API?
young_rutabaga an hour ago[1 more]
My favorite one is a "Share the Road" sign with a bike on it, intended to remind drivers of bikers' presence -- but placed in the middle of a bike lane. Palo Alto loves these for some reason
hexator an hour ago[1 more]
In Boston we have a 311 app and I've taken to reporting every single bike lane obstruction I can find when walking about. I don't bike myself anymore after an accident last year in a bike when I was hit by a taxi. Things are definitely trending in the wrong direction in Boston.
metabagel an hour ago[1 more]
> One report documents a problem; many reports can make the case for enforcement and safer, protected bike lanes.
laweijfmvo an hour ago[1 more]
I know it’s not exactly a bike lane, but if I took a camera on just one trip down a San Francisco “slow street” I could probably report a dozen violations on any day.
lokar an hour ago[1 more]
Do the cities that accept the reports do anything with them?
paularmstrong an hour ago[3 more]
I really wish this weren't the case, but I'm afraid that we're heading to a place where if we flood reports to officials, they'll just jump on calling bike lanes "DEI" and take them out.
giraffe_lady 27 minutes ago[2 more]
Is something wrong with bike lane uprising? They've been doing this for years, very active where I am, well connected both with activists and local politicians.
