***Reminder: Public Information Meeting for Route 10 Corridor in New Haven and Hamden***
Tonight, June 3rd, 7:00PM at Beecher School in New Haven
Come and request that our public streets be designed first and foremost for people and neighborhoods, not for moving traffic through them at 50MPH! Safe streets are the #1 item needed to promote the economy and well-being of our neighborhoods, improve alternative transportation options, provide handicapped accessibility within our neighborhoods, and reduce the completely unacceptable level of traffic-related injuries and fatalities in our city. Currently, state roadway plans in our urban centers do not do nearly enough to address these issues.
This area includes sections of Ella T. Grasso Boulevard, WhalleyAvenue, Fitch Street, Arch Street, and Dixwell Avenue.
For more information on the meeting, please see http://groups.yahoo.com/group/elmcitycycling/message/6905
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
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