Chris Cherry

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Chris Cherry

Chris Cherry

@drchrischerry

I'm a husband, father, son, professor, mountain biker, hiker, camper, fisherman. I'm into transportation research and education at UT-Knoxville.

Knoxville, Tennessee Katılım Eylül 2017
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Chris Cherry@drchrischerry·
@JacobYan3 @myTDOT @UTKCTR In this case, most of growth by people struck by cars- not trucks or SUVs (though crashes are more severe when pedestrians are struck by those types of vehicles).
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Chris Cherry@drchrischerry·
Hot off the press. Pedestrian deaths have tripled in TN in about a decade. Almost all growth in urban areas, high speed arterials, when struck by drivers of sedans, at night (with lighting). Got a lot of work to do on urban arterials @myTDOT @UTKCTR journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…
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Chris Cherry@drchrischerry·
I printed a bunch of decks for my transportation policy class a couple of years ago. It was an awesome game to play in class.
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Chris Cherry@drchrischerry·
People talk about signs being band aids used to limit liability. When we unevenly apply signs, we create an expectation that everything of similar risk should have a sign. When it doesn’t, I expect that we would open agencies up to more liability. The solution? More signs. 3/3
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Chris Cherry@drchrischerry·
Signs are safety devices. They need to be noticed and they should have approximately equal weight. Some signs are really important, but we’ve been conditioned to ignore them all at our own (and others’) peril. @BikeWalk_TN 2/
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Chris Cherry@drchrischerry·
#Civilengineers are obsessed with performative signage. Instead of focusing on actual safety improvements, they install signs that have no meaning and could actually make safety worse in the system. All to say they're doing something. @CityKnoxvilleTN @KnoxvilleParks 1/
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Chris Cherry@drchrischerry·
@DavidZipper @CityLab Great article. If the humble scooter can do it, so can the big-three. Months ago I was struck by @Tesla autopilot being tricked by the moon, but nobody was talking about its speeding (64 in 55). All the fuss about AVs and the biggest safety feature (speed) is at our fingertips.
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David Zipper@DavidZipper·
No driver should be going 90 mph+ on a public road – ever. So why aren’t cars equipped with speed governors? The technology has been available for a century. We just aren’t using it. My latest, in @CityLab bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Chris Cherry@drchrischerry·
I applaud the hard work from @pfbpolicy to classify e-bikes in a safe way. For broader classification of #micromobility, check the @SAEIntl standard J3194 that catches most microvehicles. Policymakers have language to decide where they fit. @johnmacpdx sae.org/binaries/conte…
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The 3 class electric bicycle definition helps keep riders + consumers safe. We've been working for seven years to advance the definition of an e-bike across states and most recently, the @USDOT (included in infrastructure bill). @StreetsblogUSA usa.streetsblog.org/2022/08/03/wha…

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pfbpolicy@pfbpolicy·
We’re excited about a climate bill. We need it, urgently. We’ll still support it. But not including ebikes is a massive blow and missed opportunity. More critical than ever that states keep stepping up for ebikes incentives.
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