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So Metro is an organization with a $6B annual budget, providing transportation services whose effectiveness depends on the public having easy to understand wayfinding, route maps and time tables, and you don’t think they should have a creative director or art director that is paid in a manner competitive with the private sector? Okay gotcha.

If there anything ARC is good at it is studies and maps.

Here’s a link to all the group rides next week if anyone wants to ride with a larger group for safety. https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?ll=33.777161171102115%2C-84.35874558803499&z=13&fbclid=IwAR2JGp3wEwHyT_ZanKOY_qXB923Jg4AUMNKjg60QfXcQSWRlbLhPlFwsUw8&mid=1xWcNPO1sL62pfonbwaDNqW5_HdzTANEB

Who in their right mind would buy this with the impending BQE work? Grace Court dead-ends at basically the same elevation as the BQE, and this apartment seems to directly face it.

Google street view will show you the existing street level interaction. The parking deck this is being built on top of already exists. A narrow strip of retail is on the ground level on Peachtree Center Ave, and the rest is pretty terrible.

No need to travel to LA directly to feel that sense of being trapped. Check out Google maps and turn on the traffic layer at around 8pm eastern time

Yep I have the right address. The map shown above doesn’t even show west side provisions, so it’s not exactly close, although I agree there are other solid spots a bit closer. Google maps shows a 15 min walk to WProv, and the walk to WProv from the Atlantic (270 w 17th) it was a 20 min walk. I agree this area is exploding, and is great, my point was this property has a lot of development that needs to happen nearby before it’s ‘walkable’ for the premium that it’s asking. Hopefully this spurs other new construction that is better positioned in the area.

No problem with them driving like you have. I still do use maps before I drive to an unknown destination unlike my son and many other drivers. Their late lane changes before having to make a turn (I think) indicates they’re on Waze.

Because Waze is not "opening a business," it’s providing a digital version of existing, printed maps.

A map is not a business, it’s a map. Your side streets are also right there on paper printed maps. If you have a problem with lots of people driving cars, maybe support policies that lower the number of people driving cars and the number of miles they drive.