Pittsburgh bike lanes/infrastructure (Liberty, Ellsworth: living, restaurant, price)

[Reggiezz]

Pols steal money. They can't steal it until it has been disbursed. They could care less which fake project it is allocated to.

[wpipkins2]

Originally Posted by szug-bot

that chart shows a decline in overall population, despite the short span of growth in bike infrastructure.

you cannot conclude there will be less bike infrastructure demand from that graph. you have to break it down to neighborhoods. wouldnt most agree biking is pretty much north side to the east end, mostly? South Side as well....

its where the young populations are. there are older people (40s and up) of course that ride, either for pleasure or for transpo needs.

but this forecast of yours is not a strong argument by any means. there might even be 'less demand', but that doesnt even mean it will stay in decline. demand could come roaring back in the late 2020s on an upward trend.

Yes! The facility was designed to accommodate future growth.

[erieguy]

Originally Posted by wpipkins2

Yes! The facility was designed to accommodate future growth.

That might never happen. Sitting empty doesn’t do anyone any good when money could’ve been used for an in demand project.

[burghophilia-12]

Originally Posted by erieguy

That might never happen. Poor planning for something that could’ve been built when demand warrants it while the money could’ve been used for something that had/has demand. Sitting empty doesn’t do anyone any good.

Erie, why don't you focus some of your time on why this is happened with local water fowl:

https://youtu.be/Mm8xvupEKRg

[gg]

Originally Posted by wpipkins2

Yes! The facility was designed to accommodate future growth.

Agreed. Also as the Dems like to got to war with energy, inflation will continue and cycling will become more necessary.

[BUILD PENN SQUARE]

year 2008 - pittsburgh population around 305,000 residents

ellsworth avenue, the natural extension of walnut street's tremendous growth - business is booming







year 2022 - pittsburgh population down by 5,000 residents

ellsworth avenue - business is dead

[gg]

Originally Posted by BUILD PENN SQUARE

year 2008 - pittsburgh population around 305,000 residents

ellsworth avenue, the natural extension of walnut street's tremendous growth - business is booming



year 2022 - pittsburgh population down by 5,000 residents

ellsworth avenue - business is dead

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A combination of BLM and Biden’s war on energy is a death sentence for small businesses.

Oh and the sausage place in Larimer is toast as well.

[wpipkins2]

Originally Posted by gg

A combination of BLM and Biden’s war on energy is a death sentence for small businesses.

Oh and the sausage place in Larimer is toast as well.

The lies you tell. The one business on Ellsworth did burn down but it wasn’t BLM. At this point your blaming the darky for all of your problems. Pittsburgh has a million problems but BLM is not one of them. Sorry gg. You will not freely spread another one of your bipolar racist lies. You are a mean spirited liar. Sore loser.

[gg]

Originally Posted by wpipkins2

The lies you tell. The one business on Ellsworth did burn down but it wasn’t BLM. At this point your blaming the darky for all of your problems. Pittsburgh has a million problems but BLM is not one of them. Sorry gg. You will not freely spread another one of your bipolar racist lies. You are a mean spirited liar. Sore loser.

BLM really wasn’t black after a few months, so you’re wrong.

[tyovan4]

Originally Posted by gg

BLM really wasn’t black after a few months, so you’re wrong.

The ringleaders here who caused problems and violence in the streets were black. Christian Carter, Lorenzo Rulli, Nique Craft. Those three were the trifecta of trouble, and they were black.
The white clowns in the East End did exert the political pressure to allow BLM's rampages - but BLM leaders themselves were indeed black.