From Ryan Dorsey’s email (he is running for city council 3rd district.)<\/p>\n
Today I’m proud to announce that every detail of the revisions I submitted to Baltimore City’s Department of Transportation concerning the Harford Road bridge at Herring Run project earlier this year has been adopted. Back in February, I wrote a petition asking the city to install protected bike lanes and sidewalks as part of the upcoming three year long project to completely replace this 104 year old bridge. <\/p>\n
The plans will now include:<\/p>\n
* a sidewalk height multi-use pathway with designated areas for cyclists and pedestrians, protecting both from car traffic on each side of the roadway
\n* bollard-protected cycle lanes along Harford Road approaching and leaving the bridge on both the North and South side
\n* an attractive handrail at the pathway curb, separating it from cars<\/p>\n
As Baltimore continues to address inequality, this marks an important victory. A transportation system which provides users with safe, reliable choices will grow access to jobs and build a more equitable city. These improvements are an important part of breaking down systemic racial barriers to social equity and becoming a more united Baltimore.<\/p>\n
Support progress for Baltimore City by donating to my campaign for City Council, endorsing this campaign through social media, and volunteering, so that in the years ahead I can continue to speak out and work for the interests of the 3rd District and Baltimore City.
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Thanks to Caitlin Doolin and Chris Brown at DOT, Delegates Curt Anderson, Maggie McIntosh, and Cory McCray, Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke, and many thanks to Bikemore.<\/p>\n
Enjoy a nice walk or a bike ride when the weather is clear.<\/p>\n
Best,<\/p>\n
Ryan Dorsey
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From Ryan Dorsey’s email (he is running for city council 3rd district.) Today I’m proud to announce that every detail of the revisions I submitted to Baltimore City’s Department of Transportation concerning the Harford Road bridge at Herring Run project earlier this year has been adopted. Back in February, I wrote a petition asking the … <\/p>\n