
Former PM @salesforceOrg. Salesforce MVP Alum. Cargo bikes, urbanism, safe streets, climate. Words=my own.
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A few thoughts on biking in Madison.
1. Lots of bike racks, at pretty much every business. They are nice staple racks placed correctly.
2. Cargo bikes are not rare. I've only seen 1 but had two folks stop me at the grocery store to tell me they have them at home.
Mary Pustejovsky (@mpusto@urbanists.social) retweeted
"Uninstructed" is at about 9% in the Democratic presidential primary in Wisconsin. Its best counties:
- Dane (15%)
- Milwaukee (14%)
- Vernon (12%)
Mary Pustejovsky (@mpusto@urbanists.social) retweeted
Be seen, grab a brick!
🧱
1. GRAB
2. LOOK
3. WAVE
4. CROSS
Mary Pustejovsky (@mpusto@urbanists.social) retweeted
Cool Chicago life hack: I was seeking a very specific mounting bracket for a bike handlebar bag, found the file online for the part, and put in a request at the CPL Maker Lab with the link to the project files. They'll not only print it, but send it to my local branch for pickup.
Mary Pustejovsky (@mpusto@urbanists.social) retweeted
Writing this one made me curious: if you are car-free or car-light, what percentage of your household income do you spend on transportation, and what privileges make that possible? I'll start: 2% total, aka one tenth of the average American, apparently. 🫣 usa.streetsblog.org/2024/03/…
Mary Pustejovsky (@mpusto@urbanists.social) retweeted
So the fact that almost all of the folks who were present at the event were older, whiter & wealthier than their community is problematic both because these folks are leveraging their privilege to deny access to housing to others *AND* because they don’t reflect the community
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Former @MadisonBikes board member - who moved from Madison due to high housing - pens excellent letter in reaction to Paul Fanlund piece.
@MadisonForPpl
captimes.com/opinion/letters…
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The city did poll demographics for the early comments on the plan. 57% over 56, 96% white, 57% have a household income over $100,000
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I have written 4-6 articles a week for 4.5 years about why car domination is terrible, and yet this paper STILL surfaced a bunch of stuff I had never thought about before. Digest below, short thread of some of the most surprising ones in the🧵. usa.streetsblog.org/2024/03/…
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Really love this quote from @kevinmuhs about how to judge feedback. The city has goals to reduce reckless driving and make our streets safer. Feedback and suggestions that run counter to that shouldn't be heeded.
Data shows that the city of Milwaukee’s traffic calming effort is working
urbanmilwaukee.com/2024/02/0…
Want a beautiful unique piece of art that is functional (it’s a quilt) AND the purchase supports some amazing nonprofits?? the-modern-quilt-guild.squar…
Mary Pustejovsky (@mpusto@urbanists.social) retweeted
Glancing at Madison's 2023 Housing Snapshot Report. With all this talk of "missing middle" housing, I'm always struck by how few 2-4 unit buildings we approve. Basically none. We've got to make it cheaper and easier to build that stuff.
huduser.gov/portal/sites/def…
Planning a visit to my parents in San Jose. Thinking about bringing my skates to practice for my pre-bronze test in April. My dad: “why don’t you just rent skates there?” Me: 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Madison Ice Diamonds Open Masters got a pewter medal (4th place) at the Midwestern Synchronized Skating Sectionals. ⛸️ Woo hoo!
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The Midwest urge to say “it’s warm out” when it’s 30° instead of 3°
-12F/-24C neighbor offers to drive my kid and hers the 1.5 blocks to school. Husband offers the box bike and her kid is like YEAH! 😂
Mary Pustejovsky (@mpusto@urbanists.social) retweeted
Martin Luther King’s housing advocacy & legacy are tethered to the Fair Housing Act, which benefited individuals of all identities because it prohibited housing discrimination on the basis of not only race, but also religion, national origin, sex, & later ability & family status.





















