Reid Williamson

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Reid Williamson

@WalkableOakland

I just want my kids and your kids to have a safer experience walking to school in Oakland. And better biking would be nice too.

Oakland, CA Katılım Aralık 2022
42 Takip Edilen18 Takipçiler
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GL@gldivittorio·
There's a greater possibility that he's just racist as hell but there is a funnier possibility that this guy heard something about geese disappearing because of migration and didn't realize that meant the birds were traveling
CALL TO ACTIVISM@CalltoActivism

“The migrants are walking off with the town's geese. They've taken the geese. You know where the geese are in the park, in the lake, and even walking off with their pets. My dog's been taken. My dog's gone.” Anyone who believes this lie is in a cult.

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AlphaFox@alphafox·
Is this even legal? 😮
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Reid Williamson@WalkableOakland·
@CompletedStreet Walking in a parking lot is always an odd conflict. The premise of the parking lot is that we will all become pedestrians yet some drive so poorly
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bryan culbertson
bryan culbertson@bryanculbertson·
The idea that BART is inefficient is a complete myth. BART is the most efficient heavy rail transit system in the nation. Operating expense/mile: BART: $8.55 CTA: $9.31 MARTA: $12.45 MBTA: $15.02 NY MTA: $15.82 WMATA: $23.00 LA MTA: $28.73
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BART@SFBART·
@sendejasr @bryanculbertson @WalkableOakland @marcus_ismael Our fares are high because we have a high fare box recovery with little subsidies. Other transit gets more funding sources outside of passenger fares, we do not. For many years that was the gold standard, now with remote work, this funding model is outdated.
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bryan culbertson@bryanculbertson·
@marcus_ismael BART has too high fares and too low frequency, those are funding issues. Its operating costs are the best in the nation, so we should double down on investing in BART and stop trying to squeeze lower operating costs out of it somehow
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Robert Prinz
Robert Prinz@prinzrob·
@WalkableOakland @IDoTheThinking Yes & it still is, b/c the alternative would have been a money pit subsidized by other BART riders. Once people acknowledged it was a boondoggle it was too late to stop construction, so the most responsible thing to do was at least price the fare appropriately.
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Tahoe Daily Snow
Tahoe Daily Snow@TahoeWeather·
For anyone traveling up to Tahoe for the weekend or already here, there are NO travel windows on Sunday. Heavy snow after midnight Saturday through Monday. Plan to stay until Tuesday if you want safe travel, and I'd expect 80 to possibly close at times on Sunday. 2-3" per hour!
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Natalie Orenstein
Natalie Orenstein@nat_orenstein·
It turns out that close to 90% of rental housing in Oakland has two bedrooms or fewer. We looked at what that means for families trying to live and stay in Oakland, and why more three-bedrooms don't get built. oaklandside.org/2024/02/01/oak…
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freon@MindFreeze·
@curious_founder So much cope in the replies. People will sit in denial on the side of the road and still complain that EVs hurt them somehow.
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Michael Thomas@curious_founder·
A roadside assistance company in Norway released data on 33,000 car failures this winter. They found gas cars were twice as likely to fail as electric vehicles. What's that about EVs not being reliable in the cold?
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Howard@Bossmustangfan·
@purplesuit @curious_founder Inability to start an EV means the battery is dead, right? That’s a huge issue requiring a trip to the dealer and a major effort to get the car going. A dead battery in an ICE takes an hour to change after a run to Autozone and costs $100. motortrend.com/reviews/2022-r…
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Reid Williamson@WalkableOakland·
@Oaklandside There was a lot of issue with the Dollar Store moving in after Radio Shack left. Interesting mix of stores for sure … odd parking with often fast traffic and a strong neighborhood
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Adventures in California History
Donner Ski Ranch and night skiing, c. 1960s. It looks like Norm Sayler, owner of the ski ranch, is sitting at the left. I don't know the name of the lady on the right. Donner Ski Ranch was always looking for ways to attract more people to the slopes, and night skiing was one of them. I don't know if Donner was the first place to offer night skiing.
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