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- michael maddox: Green Bridge Update: I have two lots under contract and construction on both sites has begun. Both lots were partially cleared using an earth friendly device called a gyrotrac. One owner will be installing a recycled concrete driveway on his lot this coming weekend. Check out my...
- Todd Yuratich: As a bicycle commuter I appreciate the new bike lane on Washington Ave. Please make more!
- Sandra Cason: http://spotted.savannahnow.com /users/do+the+right+thing. Join the movement to make Savannah-Chatham County Schools District Green!
- MikeB: There’s an article on the bicyclist who was hit in Bryan County. http://savannahnow.com/bryan-c ounty-now/2010-04-26/bicyclist -struck-truck-south-bryan-coun ty One of the commenters says: “You can’t expect a driver of a vehicle to be at fault when he is travelling...
- a georgia cyclist: Motorists: “We’ll only support cycling infrastructure when all cyclists obey ALL the rules (real and imagined) that we can think of.” Was there ever a similiar requirement for automobile infrastructure?
- Arte Rahn: John Bennett brings up some very good points. Mayhem on our highways happens daily and very seldom does anyone stop to consider how much danger our car-centric culture simply accepts as a given. Driving a motor vehicle seems to be viewed by a great many drivers as some god given right...
- Stuart: And you never see drivers wearing their motoring helmets even though 10,000 Americans die of head injuries in car crashes every year. I fret about this largest cohort of fatal head injuries needlessly endangering themselves.
- Sandra Cason: AN INVITATION The students at Islands Elementary School cordially invite you to the 2010 Recycled Art Festival. Please join us for the Art Exhibit, Recycled Band, Pre-K Recycled Marching Band, Chorus, and Recycled Fashion Show. April 27, 2010 Doors open at 5:30 for Art Exhibit 6:00...
- Jane: Good points, John. I agree pedestrians do not get as fair a shake as drivers of motor vehicles do. Here is an additional illustration: Last September, when the MPC did bicycle and pedestrian counts, I counted 24 pedestrians making mid-block crossings on SR 21 in Garden City, in a two-hour...
- Molla Sarros: Hi, Barry Childress. Nice to see you on here and hear your feedback. Yep, there’s lots more work to do and many assumptions that need examination as far as pedestrian issues. I hope that all is well wherever you are at. Kindly, Molla

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