Mayor Berry’s Albuquerque Rapid Transit (ART) plan has become one of those, frankly, fun situations in which the loud vocal, over-the-top emotion of politics melds with the soft-spoken, but equally passionate, nerdom of public policy. Right now it appears the nerds are winning, but the “season” is not over. This week features three more “games,” i.e.,… Read More ABQ Rapid Transit (ART) and the Green Blob
With regard to support and opposition to the proposed Albuquerque Rapid Transit (ART), emphasis continues to be heavy on the Nob Hill impact. While everyone seems to be debating how much Nob Hill shops like Hey Jhonny and Nob Hill Music will be affected, here are two Street View screenshots near the proposed Old Coors Rd. station. First,… Read More ABQ Rapid Transit and West Central Impact: A Non-Existent Question?
Two days back, Better Burque passed along the Journal story concerning a public meeting held on proposed improvements of NM-550 from NM-313 to NM-528. Contact with NMDOT has provided a website for the project, one which includes a PowerPoint presented at the February 18th public meeting. Here are cross-sections from that presentation of how 550… Read More Update: NM-550 Improvements Through Bernalillo
A public meeting will be held tonight at Mountain View Community Center, 201 Prosperity Ave. S.E., in Albuquerque’s South Valley to discuss bike/ped and motoring improvements between the southern extension of the Paseo del Bosque Trail (aka: Bosque Path) and the newly established Valle del Oro Wildlife Refuge. Currently, 2nd St. which connects the two,… Read More Public Meeting Tonight: Connecting Bosque Path to Valle del Oro
Saving some commentary and perhaps even the occasional “fact,” for a post coming tomorrow at Duke City Fix, the single entity that is currently “Better Burque” completed the quest to visit every ABQ brewpub yesterday. Relative to Part I’s rather massive arc of northern and eastern areas of our fair city, Part II was a… Read More Burque Mega-Brewpub Crawl: Final Report (Sorta)
A critical safety gap for long-distance cycling might be remedied as a by-product of the redesign of U.S. 550 through Bernalillo. Included in the project, as reported by Rick Nathanson at the Journal, is a new Rio Grande bridge, one that will include a bike/ped walkway. Other details, such as whether the renovated stretch running… Read More Today in News for Wombats (Cyclists): NM-550 Redesign in Bernalillo
