🌱Streets 4 people. Planet 4 people, and other living things. PhD Cities 4 People. Planning climate resilience. She/her. CathyTuttle @ Bsky Mastodon LinkedIn🌱
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ALT 2 pages from The Portland Car Master Plan. The first is about how to control Entitled Drivers. The second about how to change the habits of Habitual Drivers.
ALT Garage Sale: Tools, Japanese dishes, Mariners memorabilia, collectible books, much more! Oct 5 & 6 9AM - 4PM 4412 Corliss Ave N Seattle 98103
ALT Picture from @Qaggggy of a group of people sitting in a tree-lined street plaza in 2019. A dozen or more people sitting at cafe tables talking to each other, with shops in the background. A few dogs relax with their owners. Restaurants sell things to eat and drink outside in the background.
ALT Picture from @typewriteralley of the same street after it was improved this year as a curb less street with lots of cars on it. A few people are being dropped off from one of the cars. A person in the distance bikes. No one sits at tables at this street. It's pretty sad in comparison to the before photo.
ALT Picture from @Qaggggy of a group of people sitting in a tree-lined street plaza in 2019. A dozen or more people sitting at cafe tables talking to each other, with shops in the background. A few dogs relax with their owners. Restaurants sell things to eat and drink outside in the background.
ALT Picture from @typewriteralley of the same street after it was improved this year as a curb less street with lots of cars on it. A few people are being dropped off from one of the cars. A person in the distance bikes. No one sits at tables at this street. It's pretty sad in comparison to the before photo.
ALT People standing in a semicircle in a conference hall.
ALT People sitting together at small cafe tables talking on a street. some trees, some nearby commercial buildings, and a sign that says Mammon streeterie in the background with said outdoor dining cafe. A few people sitting outside have dogs. Qagggy says: During pandemic, we caught a glimpse of what Melrose could have been...a beautiful space full of people (and one or two dogs). https://twitter.com/Qagggy/status/1631917325824950273
ALT A large expanse of reddish brick with several cars and in the distance a person on a bike. Dense buildings with at-grade light shops. But no people visible on the streets. Same street at Pike and Melrose as previous. This photo taken by Ryan Packer, who says, What a failure this "raised crosswalk" at Pike and Melrose is. There's not really another word for it.
ALT Picture from @Qaggggy of a group of people sitting in a tree-lined street plaza in 2019. A dozen or more people sitting at cafe tables talking to each other, with shops in the background. A few dogs relax with their owners. Restaurants sell things to eat and drink outside in the background.
ALT Picture from @typewriteralley of the same street after it was improved this year as a curb less street with lots of cars on it. A few people are being dropped off from one of the cars. A person in the distance bikes. No one sits at tables at this street. It's pretty sad in comparison to the before photo.
ALT A street with people sitting in chairs, walking, and rolling. The words Shaping Seattle: Building Great Streets and How can Seattle Build Great Streets for People? are prominent.
ALT A Zoom slide that posits 3 statements: 1. People shouldn't smoke in highly populated areas where other people have to breathe the cigarette fumes (79% agree) 2. People shouldn't play loud music in highly populated areas where other people have to hear it (75% agree) 3. People shouldn't drive in highly populated areas where other people have to breathe the car fumes (10% agree)
