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Option Two: When Pat Sajak retired, he took all the E's. With only one additional "E," this sentence would become a passive-aggressive way of saying that cyclists won't get bike lanes here. The missing WiFi wouldn't be a huge issue for most cyclists, but the disappeared bike lanes are a debacle. A traffic safety project with $1.2 million in bicycle funding must be ADA compliant, be All-Ages-and-Abilities (AAA), and include Safe-Routes-To-School (SRTS). When you MAY SHARE the road with 6,000 lbs cars, it is neither one of those. Example Number Two – Interim Peninsula Bikeway The Peninsula Bikeway is one of the Traffic Advisory Committee's (TAC) signature projects. It starts in Mountain View, passes through Palo Alto, and into Menlo Park. It would be relatively easy and cheap to continue north and connect the three counties that share the Peninsula. Unfortunately, RWC broke the whole plan. Instead of ending in San Mateo, Burlingame or San Francisco, this buck stops here in RWC. So because of the county seat, it became the Interim Peninsula Bikeway, and it's not connecting the county. And just to be thorough, they also broke the 'Interim' version. Currently, in Redwood City, there are at least two spots where the city forces cyclists to ride a crosswalk. One of these is at Hess Rd when crossing SR-84, and hopefully, Caltrans will fix this next year. The other one is right at the Dingee Circle, and the initial Hopkins plan promised some changes to this area. And we need to keep in mind that this is also a major school route for Sequoia HS. Naturally, when you take $1.2 million in bicycle funding from the county, people might expect a fix for the county-connecting Peninsula Bikeway. But that didn't happen. If any changes were made, they were not good ones. See how the bike lane just stops there. It's unclear where you go from here to the other side of Duane. This is where an excellent modal filter would have helped, but the parking lane seems to be of higher priority to city council members and the Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC). An independent Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC) would have noticed this. Example Number Three – The Bike Lane Squeeze Next could be one of those "I'm not a robot" tests: "Select all images with obstructed bike lanes." 7/21/24, 5:21 PM Blog: No WiFi on Hopkins? - Redwood City Pulse https://www.rwcpulse.com/blogs/peeking-at-plans/2023/12/04/hopkins/3/5