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Forrest Bennett
@ForrestBennett · OK · H
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CoverageJan 27, 2020 to Sep 2, 2025
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| Transportation | 2.1% | 1.3% | +0.8 pp | Over-indexed | 309 |
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RT @Josh_Moon: It is also sadly worth noting, again, that Bubba Wallace, like all drivers, never entered the garage area or saw the noose.&
Burying all power lines would be a great stimulus project to put people back to work & make things safer during extreme weather. Building a reliable, robust, fixed-rail mass transit system so folks can get where they need to go on days like this would be another good one.
RT @maggiehendricks: I think the US should beat the Netherlands and then take their bike first infrastructure and environmentally friendly<U+2026>
The US is so far behind on high speed rail that a nat’l effort to catch up would: create hundreds of thousands of construction jobs, thousands of permanent jobs, give travelers a more environmentally friendly way to get around, & connect us all in a way we’ve never been before. https://t.co/KQAmiZRqe9
Oh c<U+2019>mon. The same folks who propose this would say no, & cite the cost, to an OKC-Tulsa passenger rail line. That cost? $1 billion. We know that 1) more lanes DO NOT make traffic safer/faster and 2) mass transit spurs economic development & creates jobs. We shouldn<U+2019>t do this. https://t.co/HYUYJwpHlQ
RT @the_transit_guy: Three parked cars or this. https://t.co/J3aYFzdbVF
Our nation’s infrastructure—health, transportation, energy, safety net—has been stress tested over the last 12 months & we have seen so many areas that need serious reform & repair. This should be the top priority for fed, state, county, & local gov’t until we’re better prepared.
I ride from 54th & Walker to downtown multiple times a week, and I am thrilled to see this. The bike lanes alone were great, but cars often park or drive on them. This is what cyclists need to feel safe. I cant wait to use these lanes this weekend. Good work, OKC. https://t.co/HCE491Ozci
Well I’m back on this BS (bus service) https://t.co/yq9p6Gi7XU