Traffic safety

Speaking for himself and Rose Aguilar online, he praised quick builds and buffered bike lanes but cautioned designers to avoid creating new pedestrian-bike conflicts.

The neighborhood association president described cut-through traffic, dangerous driving, and being struck by a vehicle near her home, asking for speed bumps, bulb-outs, and closure of Hazel Avenue to through traffic.

Asked why leading pedestrian intervals aren't already standard, and argued Google Maps-driven cut-through traffic makes neighborhood street closures like Berkeley's inevitable.