Deeper Dive: Healthy Streets
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Today we are taking a deeper dive into the Healthy Streets program that Ann Arbor implemented in response to reduced car traffic and increased demand for safe walking and biking space. Links and references: Ann Arbor's Healthy Streets website, and 2021 survey. You can also see the current 2021 survey results on a map. Dr. Destiny Thomas, ‘Safe Streets’ Are Not Safe for Black Lives. If you want to get deep into the data the city collected on the 2020 Healthy Streets program, it's all here. Or you can just read the summary memo. A2 Council resolution for downtown street closures and citywide street closures in 2020. Support the show Come check out our episodes and transcripts at our website, annarboraf.com. Keep the conversation going with fellow Ann Arbor AFers on Blue Sky and Facebook. And hey, if you wanted to ko-fi us a few dollars to help us with hosting, we wouldn't say no.
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Today we are taking a deeper dive into the Healthy Streets program that Ann Arbor implemented in response to reduced car traffic and increased demand for safe walking and biking space. Links and references: Ann Arbor's Healthy Streets website, and 2021 survey. You can also see the current 2021 survey results on a map.Dr. Destiny Thomas, ‘Safe Streets’ Are Not Safe for Black Lives. If you want to get deep into the data the city collected on the 2020 Healthy Streets program, it's all here...
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