The world did not end when the bridge was closed for two years between 2015 & 17.
Twenty-four thousand pedestrians and cyclists use it daily; those numbers will only increase if motor vehicles are excluded.
Bonus: the bridge will need a lot less maintenance!
Twenty-four thousand pedestrians and cyclists use it daily; those numbers will only increase if motor vehicles are excluded.
Bonus: the bridge will need a lot less maintenance!
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Stephen Frost
This would be a big improvement when walking with the kids
Agree with @tobywells.bsky.social that current layout is a poor use of space:
“Prince Street Bridge carries far more pedestrians and cyclists than it does people in private motor vehicles, but they’re squeezed into a much smaller space”
Agree with @tobywells.bsky.social that current layout is a poor use of space:
“Prince Street Bridge carries far more pedestrians and cyclists than it does people in private motor vehicles, but they’re squeezed into a much smaller space”
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This shows there could be an argument that another pedestrian bridge is needed down by the SS Great Britain.