Masonic Avenue Traffic Calming Community Workshop 2
"The SFMTA has taken the recommendations of community members who
attended the first workshop and will present recommendations on how to
help improve safety along this corridor. The community asked for large
sidewalks and bike lanes, improving safety and comfort for people on
foot and bike. The community also recommended reducing speeding and
improving transit performance along the corridor. The SFMTA will
present their proposal, modeled on the community's input at this meeting
and solicit feedback. If you live near or travel on Masonic Avenue,
have your say at this meeting."
11:30 AM PDT on July 30, 2010
“The SFMTA has taken the recommendations of community members who
attended the first workshop and will present recommendations on how to
help improve safety along this corridor. The community asked for large
sidewalks and bike lanes, improving safety and comfort for people on
foot and bike. The community also recommended reducing speeding and
improving transit performance along the corridor. The SFMTA will
present their proposal, modeled on the community’s input at this meeting
and solicit feedback. If you live near or travel on Masonic Avenue,
have your say at this meeting.“
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