Looks good, with one exception: no planning for the coming wave of e-bikes. They should be restricted to wide bike routes, like bike blvds.

RTA again trying to fix problems they create, not prevent them. Plan does nothing to reduce car traffic, arterials always deter active modes

No Far Southeast projects? Houghton gap btw 2 high schools and Sahuarita Road; Wentworth from Sahuarita Rd to Vail.

Rather than sidewalks, create hard-packed dirt walkways - less resources, don't buckle up. Avoid rocks in chicanes, traffic islands - weedy

Ped signals along Speedway Boulevard Sonita to Alvernon. This appears to be a high pedestrian corridor.

Pima Street bike boulevard between Camino Seco and the Pantano Wash shared use path. Passes by schools, churches, and regional park.

We need a stoplight at Keystone Rd & Houghton Road. 198 homes & a development that shares Keystone Rd exit to Houghton Rd.

For some roads, I'd prefer the shared-use path idea than using the paved shoulder. Modern cars are more deadly due to weight.

I like the bike proposal to use Palo Verde, however no chicanes or "traffic calming" please.

I prefer bicycling parallel to major arterials, not on them.

I don't think high-speed major arterials can be made safe for bicyclists.

I’m still waiting for 22nd street to be widened from kino to I 10 that was passed by bond in 1998?

We need physical barriers protecting bikes and walkers. Traffic calming measures are proven to save lives. Allocate funds proportionately.

Please build fast! When new riders encounter bike lanes to nowhere, it may take years for them to give active transportation another try.

I appreciate the effort going into this plan.

We need safe public spaces, specifically the loop. Police that have the authority to enforce laws should be hired for safety.

Please add a section pertaining to safety from criminal elements along any and all of these routes. I.E. Homeless camps and drug users.

Our issues start with the homeless. I've personally seen them go to jail and get released just to come back same day. Start with the homeles

The Loop has become dangerous. Armed homeless with machetes and knives live on and walk The Loop. Patrols are needed to remove them!

I'm not pleased to see so much going to the north sector. I'd like to see more improvements in the urban core areas. Prioritize equity!

Pleased to see investment in midtown with the Flower Street and Palo Verde projects. Reinvestment is needed here. More traffic calming.

Most dollars going to the NW sector. Not at all equitable. 75% of taxes raised in COT, almost 40% going to NW. I VOTE ABSOLUTELY NO.