Changes to San Jose’s Hillsdale Avenue hit a nerve: Roadshow

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Q: Please express my sympathies to Mr. Hanlon, who is moderately inconvenienced while California spends less than 1 percent of its transportation budget to reconfigure some roads to protect people like me from injury and death.

Michael, let me tell you what “inconvenient” is. Try biking 18 miles from Castro Valley to Danville, refereeing six soccer matches, then biking the return trip uphill, into the wind, for 1.6 hours to get home. That’s because I decided over 40 years ago to put your welfare (and everyone else’s) first when I go from point A to point B.

Why don’t you take advantage of that newly created “Tour De France” corridor and incorporate active transportation into your life when practical? The traffic situation for you and everyone else would improve. Although that won’t fix those massive potholes. Don’t hit one of those on your bicycle!

Stacy Spink, Castro Valley

A: Work on Hillsdale is just one example of Bay Area projects designed to reduce speeding, as well as crashes. One reader’s recent reactions to it definitely hit a nerve.

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