Could we replace these plastic flex posts with Toronto barriers or hard bollards? The flex posts are easily destroyed and provide no protection to people in the bike lane or the sidewalk beyond. Hard barriers would also slow drivers down and prevent illegal parking.

Thank you for the additional evidence of the intentional discrimination against people who have disabilities for the benefit of bicyclists.

So far, we have this. If you know of any other locations where the City of New Haven violated. Federal law, please continue to yell "Me. Me. Me. Me" about those locations. It's very helpful.

Wall St. - New bike lane, no accessibility improvements, no pedestrian safety improvements.

+ Trumbull St. - New bike lane, no accessibility improvements, no pedestrian safety improvements.

+ College St. - New bike lane, denied access to College St. Music Hall.

+ Crescent St. - New bike lane, sidewalk impassable (alongside a public school, minority-White neighborhood.

+ Edgewood Ave. - New bike lane, sidewalk impassable, minority-White neighborhood..

+ Chapel St. - New bike lane, no pedestrian safety improvements.

+ East Rock Park - Denial of Access

= Systemic Pattern of Discrimination.

David! I was wondering when you were going to show up! Narrowing these driving lanes to 9’ wide would slow traffic and the protected cycle lane would also protect pedestrians on the sidewalk. Let’s work together to make New Haven more accessible, safe, and healthy for all New Haveners.

Ohthatkyle New Haven's bicyclists have proven to be interested in nothing but enchanting your privilege over people you view to be second-class citizens.

This is a Bike Lane alongside an impassable Sidewalk alongside a Public School in a Majority Black Neighborhood...and you are all fine with that as long as you benefit from it....except that it's not enough discrimination against people who are not like you. You want mere, more, more for me, me, me.

This is not enough discrimination for you. You want more, more, more for me, me,,me... and when someone riding their wheelchair in a bike lane int he road is hit by a car and killed...you'll keep demanding more, more, more for me, me, me.

"ME.ME.ME.ME.ME, we should work together, ME.ME.ME.ME.ME" is not convincing. So, go ahead and demand for more spending on the bike lane next to the imapassable sidewalk next to the public school in the majority-Black neighborhood. Go for it.