Daniel Johnston 

Your picture is still
On my wall, on my wall
The colors are bright
Bright as ever

The red is strong, the blue is pure
Some things last a long time
Some things last a long time

Your picture is still
On my wall, on my wall
I think about you
Often, often

I won't forget all the things we did
Some things last a long time
Some things last a long time

Long Time (Daniel Johnston Cover)

no longer relevant

LYRICS:
I should’ve known I’d never see you again
Cause I saw you by the park and you didn’t respond to my text
 
If you had 100 friends
I would never meet them
How could you look me in the eyes
If you stabbed me from behind
Yeah?
Yeah…
You think that we’re in different stages
Citing how we’ll never make it
If you had 100 friends
I would never meet them

I should’ve known by the look in your eyes
When you didn’t seem phased by the way you took me by surprise
Now I call the cops for the optics 
It’s 5am and I never thought that I’d see you againnnnnnn

Oh…
Oh.
Oh…….
OH NO

If you had 100 friends
I would never meet them
How could you look me in the eyes
If you stab me from behind
Yeah?
Yeah..
You think that we’re in different stages
Citing how we’ll never make it
If you had 100 friends
I would never meet them

Now you call the cops on the cops
for the optics
Thinking about how you're never gonna stop this
I called the cops on the cops
for the optics
Now you call the cops on the cops
for the optics
Thinking about how you're never gonna stop this
I called the cops on the cops
for the optics

demos (2021)

100 Friends

Pedestrian [2021]

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Since the Pedestrian Plan was adopted by City Council in 2017, there have been significant pedestrian safety improvements across the city. The Pedestrian Plan identified the "High Injury Network," a set of 34 high-injury corridors and 37 high-injury intersections which make up just 2% of Oakland's streets but where 36% of pedestrian collisions happen. This network of high-injury corridors and intersections was identified by analyzing seven years pedestrian crashes (2008-2014) as well as the physical characteristics of the roadway and prioritized based on equity, safety, and walkability.
In addition, there was a brief survey to understand the needs and concerns of pedestrians in Oakland, identify the main barriers to walking and hear ideas for improving walking conditions. After receiving nearly 600 responses the survey is now closed. Thank you to all who participated.
Adopted by the City Council in 2002, the vision of the Pedestrian Master Plan is to promote a pedestrian-friendly environment; where public spaces, including streets and off-street paths, will offer a level of convenience, safety and attractiveness to the pedestrian that will encourage and reward the choice to walk.
A highway=pedestrian is a road or an area mainly or exclusively for pedestrians in which some vehicle traffic may be authorized (e.g. emergency, taxi, delivery, ...). Often found in shopping areas, town centres, places with tourism attractions and recreation/civic areas, where wide expanses of hard surface are provided for pedestrians to walk, but also may be found in residential communities designed to be navigated primarily by foot.
In English-speaking countries, "mews style" housing is a term which may be used to describe urban residential developments which are fronted on a pedestrian street. This term originates from British urban residential areas which were developed to cater to horse and carriage transportation prior to the proliferation of the automobile. In the present day, the term "mews" can be seen in both older communities which have kept their historic name, and in newer communities designed to resemble those pre-automobile developments. The newer developments are often associated with the New Urbanism movement in urban planning. Contemporary mews style housing can take on many different forms and functions, and can be observed in social housing developments, communities designed for the elderly, and private gated communities, for example. Terraced houses are particularly common in "mews style" communities. Note that the presence of the term "mews" in a street, building, or community name is not necessarily an indicator of the current housing and street style in itself, as its use could be a historical holdover that has persisted after the built environment has changed, or a reflection of the whims of a developer unconcerned with the specificity of the description.
To map a pedestrianised road nothing other than a simple way is required. Add the highway=pedestrian tag to it and a name=* where applicable to make it complete. Some mappers use this tag only on wider streets which may theoretically be wide enough for other vehicles, although what is and isn't a pedestrian street as opposed to a foot path likely varies in definition relative to region.
An area (closed way or multipolygon) tagged with highway=pedestrian + area=yes is the most common way to map the pedestrian area of a square or plaza, where pedestrians can travel freely in all directions. If there are roads passing through the area of the square, map them as usual and make connecting nodes at all intersections with the pedestrian area. Also other paths such as highway=footway as well as roads have to connect with the edge of the pedestrian area where they intersect. [However, note that few routers will route through the area, most will route around the edge of it

Pedestrian [2021]

The Big Peach Ride + Run Podcast is hosted by Big Peach Running Co. Director of Marketing, Dave “D2” Martinez. This week Rebecca Serna with Propel ATL joins us to discuss their mission to make Atlanta's streets safe, inclusive, and thriving spaces for people to ride, walk, and roll.

Ep. 144 - The Big Peach Ride + Run Podcast With Rebecca Serna

A new record: Avery Ash made Mobility Podcast history with his third appearance on the show! Avery, who was the Head of Global Public Policy and Product Strategy for INRIX (at the time of this recording), appeared alongside Niti Anand, Head of Strategy and Business Development at GM Future Roads, to discuss Safety View, a new collaboration between their companies. Safety View is intended to provide granular, actionable insights to help government decision-makers understand transportation challenges on the ground. 

In this episode, Greg Rogers and Pete Gould speak with Avery and Niti about:
- How granular data can support transportation decision-making;
- USDOT’s Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program; and
- How INRIX is leveraging GM’s vehicle-level data to help inform local governments’ initiatives to address safety, emissions, and equity. 

Learn more about Safety View here: https://inrix.com/products/safety-view-by-gm-future-roads-and-inrix/ 

Find Avery on:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/averyaash/ 
Twitter: https://twitter.com/averyaash 

Find Niti on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harnit-anand/ 

As always, you can follow us on Twitter: @MobilityPodcast, @MoveGreg, @Pete_Gould, @SmarterTranspo.

Safety View and Safe Streets & Roads for All — Avery Ash, INRIX and Niti Anand, GM Future Roads

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According to the press release, pedestrian streets will be free of "most vehicles", and you can enact three new zone-specific policies for your cities. Those are Slow Driving, which give roads in the pedestrian zone a 20mph speed limit; Street Music, which increases happiness but also noise pollution in pedestrian commercial zones; and Sugar Ban, which increases peep lifespan but decreases happiness. I'm not sure that last one fits with the others, but then, I don't own a car but I do drink a lot of fizzy drinks, so perhaps I'm biased. 7ad9723583
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Tracklist 
1: Hoyle Road - Pedestrian
2: House in Authority - Groove Armada
3: Ukno - Bawrut
4: How We Leave - Tomper
5: The Magic Spell - Thodoris Traintafillou
6: Piece Of - Jonathon Kasper
7: Cerca - Marco Vera, Augustin Giri
8: Sacred - Ivory
9: More Horses - Matthew Dear, Argy, Tegan+Sara
10: Spin - Murat Uncuoglu
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Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod

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How to Enhance Your City with Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod
If you are a fan of Cities Skylines, you know how important it is to create a realistic and functional city that meets the needs of your citizens. One of the aspects that can make or break your city is the pedestrian network. Pedestrians are essential for reducing traffic congestion, improving public transport efficiency, and boosting the happiness and health of your residents. However, the vanilla game does not offer much variety or flexibility when it comes to building pedestrian paths. That's why you need the Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod.

What is Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod?
Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod is a mod that adds more than 40 new types of pedestrian paths to the game. These paths range from simple sidewalks and alleys to elevated walkways and bridges. They also come in different widths, materials, and styles, so you can customize your city according to your preferences and needs. The mod also allows you to place props and trees along the paths, as well as adjust the slope and curve of the paths.
Why Should You Use Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod?
There are many benefits of using Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod for your city. Here are some of them:

You can create more realistic and diverse urban environments that reflect the character and culture of your city.
You can improve the connectivity and accessibility of your city by providing more options for pedestrians to move around.
You can reduce traffic congestion and pollution by encouraging more people to walk or use public transport.
You can increase the attractiveness and land value of your city by creating more green spaces and scenic routes.
You can enhance the gameplay and challenge of your city by adding more complexity and variety to your urban planning.

How to Install Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod?
Installing Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod is very easy. All you need to do is follow these steps:

Go to the Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod page on Steam Workshop.
Click on the "Subscribe" button to add the mod to your game.
Launch Cities Skylines and go to the "Content Manager" menu.
Click on the "Mods" tab and enable the mod by checking the box next to it.
Restart the game and enjoy your new pedestrian paths!

Tips and Tricks for Using Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod
To get the most out of Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod, here are some tips and tricks that you can use:

Use the "Fine Road Anarchy" mod to place pedestrian paths anywhere you want, without worrying about snapping or zoning restrictions.
Use the "Move It!" mod to adjust the position, height, angle, and alignment of your pedestrian paths.
Use the "Prop & Tree Anarchy" mod to place props and trees along your pedestrian paths, without worrying about collision or placement issues.
Use the "Network Skins 2" mod to change the appearance and style of your pedestrian paths, such as adding fences, railings, lights, signs, etc.
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Cities Skylines Pedestrian Paths Mod

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