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Evin Kettner
Laws implemented in other states allowing bikers to yield at stop signs (which is essentialy what drivers in Missouri do in practice anyway) actually decrease crashes and it let's bikers avoid needless stop and gos. Bikers aren't going to get in front of a 2 ton box of metal going 34 mph.
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Eric Smith
No, and furthermore, anyone, in this city at least who rides a bicycle anywhere other than on the trails, or their lawn, needs to be on suicide watch.
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Steve Baumann
This is contradictory to the cities "zero pedestrian deaths" goals and should not be entertained. If approved, it may also further feed the arrogance of the modern street cyclist, something unacceptable in a peaceful civilization. ;)
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Jeff City does a great job.
ReplyThey do the best they can. Modot is short staffed just like so many other departments. If you don't like the job, go and apply for job
ReplyAs a Republican State it will be conducted in a professional and efficient manner ensuring the mission is accomplished and the citizens are well served. If it were a democrat state the drivers would vetted ensuring only the unqualified work the road as their mission does not include citizen service
ReplyAdam, the angry democrat, must hurl insults to feel relevant.
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