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With eye to safety, Edmonds City Council committee considers bike lane alternatives

With eye to safety, Edmonds City Council committee considers bike lane alternatives
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Public meeting on latest designs for Edmonds bike lane project draws citizen questions

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: June 3, 2021 Project map of proposed bicycle lanes. Edmonds engineering staff presented the latest plans for the proposed new bicycle lanes in a virtual Wednesday evening meeting that drew more than 20 participants. Staff present included City Engineers Ryan Hague, Bertrand Hauss, and Rob English, and Public Works Director Phil Williams. This is the second public meeting on the bikeways project; the first was held Feb. 28. Wednesday’s formal presentation was a repeat of that given to the Edmonds City Council on May 4 but presented an additional opportunity for citizens to provide comments and input. The full PowerPoint presentation is posted to the project website and may be viewed here.

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City to present design recommendations for Edmonds bike lane project June 2

City to present design recommendations for Edmonds bike lane project June 2
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GM builds pickups without fuel economy modules due to chip shortage

GM builds pickups without fuel economy modules due to chip shortage Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free Press 5 electric pickups to look out for in the EV truck wars Replay Video UP NEXT General Motors said it will build certain 2021 light-duty full-size pickups without a fuel management module starting Monday until the end of the model year in late summer. The goal is to keep the pickup trucks rolling off the assembly line despite a global shortage of semiconductor chips used in the modules. But the result is those affected pickups will not achieve top fuel economy performance. “Due to the global shortage of semiconductors impacting the global auto industry, we are making Active Fuel Management/Dynamic Fuel Management unavailable on certain 2021 model year full-size trucks, said Michelle Malcho, GM spokesperson, on Monday.

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Planners, consultants address concerns about expansion of bike lanes citywide

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: February 28, 2021 885 Some of the attendees who gathered via Zoom Feb. 24 to discuss proposed bicycle lanes in Edmonds. From residents concerned about losing parking spaces to bicyclists looking forward to a safer ride, dozens of attendees interested in a plan to place bike lanes in several Edmonds neighborhoods gathered for a virtual open house Feb. 24. The meeting was led by Ryan Hague, City of Edmonds capital projects manager, and included several city staff members and consultants working on the project, plus three city councilmembers. Hague started the meeting by noting there has been “quite a high degree of interest in this project,” adding: “We want to answer everybody’s questions tonight but the sheer volume that we’ve received means that getting to them all tonight is a little unlikely.

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