Regards,
Wayne King
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Wayne King I just want to say thank you for efforts to rid salisbury of the cycle of worthless city representation. It's disheartening to look back over the last 30 years with tilghman, Ireton and this imbecile Jake Day acting as mayor of this city.
ReplyDeleteWilbur started the downfall
DeleteI travel this way everyday. I see people riding the bikes on the other side of the road. I have yet to see anyone using it. I would like to point out that I’m not sure the vehicle lanes are wide enough!!! If you try and turn on to the vehicle lane you either go across the double line or hit the zebra bumps!!! The should be investigated. It amazes me that the fool mayor would spend this money on this instead of repairing the pot hole ridden streets. Once an ass always an ass!!!
ReplyDeleteThe bike lanes only help fuel the opiod crisis. And crack problem
DeleteEven though I'm not a city resident, I'm grateful for all you are trying to do to make Salisbury a better place. Hopefully you will do something about the Wicomico River. It's terrible the way the city has let it go. I live in Fruitland which is just as bad as Salisbury. Best of luck to you Wayne.
ReplyDeleteWait until the idiots try to make a traffic circle for Camden, Riverside, Mills and Carroll! Who approved these crazy plans?
ReplyDeleteBetter yet, who even comes up with the ideas for these brainless projects. Why don’t they just fix all the rough roads first? U know for the cars that employed people drive to work everyday
DeleteSweet stop the circle on Mill/Camden/ Carroll and Riverside and the work planned to reduce lanes on Carroll st and eastern shore Dr. Day and the council are nuts if they follow through on these plans
ReplyDeleteI just want to see what happens with the first substantial snowfall. Are we gonna try to run a snowplow down this street?
ReplyDeleteI have my snowplow attachment for my bike on order. I hope it gets here before all of that snow starts falling
DeleteWhat gets lost in all this mess is bicycles are still considered vehicles and as such subject to state vehicle laws. So yes, you can still ride a bike in the normal traffic lanes. Nothing in state law requires anyone riding a bike to use a bike lane, of any type. Don't use bike Lanes. At some point the non-use will push the city to remove the debacle on Waverly.
ReplyDeleteMy truck sometimes identifies itself as a bicycle. I’m so confused
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