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This comment is about the corridor overall not a specific intersection. If you look at my bike heat map there is a massive unraveled gap that is almost identical to the study corridor. I'd attach the photos if I could.
Massive bike route gap south of Highland Park. Especially if cyclists are seeking the 88th st Bridge over Conduit or the Eskine overpass on the Belt. As designed Conduit is an obstruction but if it were converted to a regular road with a bike route it would be a massive park to Crossbay resource.
Liberty and Sutter are necessary bike routes but Atlantic and especially Pitkin have deep red bike desire lines on Ride with GPS. Pitkin seems to be the preferred route by far. Not sure if that's because it's the most convenient route, or if other routes are more frightening.
Elderly needs pedestrian crossings.
Drew St pedestrian desire line. Safe crossings needed.
Pedestrian desire line. Safe crossings needed.
Check satellite view for the pedestrian desire lines and build those out. Make this right turn a right turn, not a speed swoop.
So much unusable, unpleasant green space! Traffic noise, pollution, isolation makes all these spaces sad wasted opportunities that fill with garbage, illegal dumping, homelessness. If the public cannot utilize these spaces, trees and flowering buses would be better than grass. Grass requires watering and mowing and shows garbage. Trees will also help with traffic noise, air quality and temps. Even where people can access the grass lawns, you wouldn't want to hang out there. Of course, if you converted the whole stretch of road from highway design to something like Ocean Parkway that would revolutionize neighborhood access to the space. You could have a bike/ped route, benches, areas to picnic or play games. Having swooping car ramps takes up monstrous amounts of acreage making the areas around it unusable.
This needs to be a hard right turn off Conduit for drivers. With the foot of one of the few ped/bike crossings here vulnerable users are often in the road just out of sight of drivers making swooping right turns.
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