urbanMSP

No but the weekend uptown crowd is pretty much Minneapolis's BNT

I feel the same way walking around uptown on the weekends. And to people who suggest these sentiments belong in the burbs: ask anyone living in NYC what they think about midtown.

I was in San Fransisco recently and noticed this at an intersection with a bike lane. Thought you all would appreciate it.

https://imgur.com/cQibEvP

Because it's orders of magnitude faster. Also, latency in generally much better with a fiber hook up

Because locals definitely never complain about Columbia's or UChicago's real estate / land use decisions /s

CenturyLink to start fiber-to-the-home build out in the Twin Cities

http://www.twincities.com/technology/ci ... rnet-speed

Because some places actually have pedestrians that use the sidewalks.

Saying cars should be taken off the roads because you dont like the traffic interfering with your bike ride is beyond selfish. Sorry a nice beautiful road was built that you are able to easily use. Sorry for the convenience provided to you. Saying bikes should be taken off the roads because you don...

Or just don't drive/park.

Because the demand for parking is definitely not at all influenced by the many ways governments subsidize driving

Yankee Stadium, Dodger Stadium, Wrigley Field, etc.

Yes, there is clearly an established naming convention that we're ignoring /s

Have they thought about routing it through uptown?

Pretty sure there's a road there

I wonder how receptive LHENA would be to the idea of downzoning with removal of all parking minimus. I suspect not very.

Too much parking

The subway is usually faster than driving in NYC, often significantly

Taking pictures of people you don't know without their permission, and perhaps not even they're knowledge, is a bit creepy in itself, let alone whether they're in a bathing suit and posting it to the internet.

Right, there's definitely a lack of restaurants and retail close to Loring Park.

Breakdown by state

http://www.ghsa.org/html/stateinfo/laws ... _laws.html

I cannot believe how many states still allow cell phone use. Absolutely asinine.

Wow. I thought all states had banned cell phone use while driving years ago. I can't believe it's still allowed.