What's funny is you could even keep the 85 percentile rule if you only changed the design of the street. If it's designed to drive at 30 then 85% of drivers will go 30.
Build Canada Homes needs to have a program to help fund non-market and co-operative housing startups. Most property owners currently view real estate as an investment that makes them more money, but non-market housing discourages this mindset by keeping costs (and profitability) low in the name of affordability.
Cooperative housing isn't even run by the government, it's in the name; the housing is owned and controlled by all the residents collectively. The big problem is getting off the ground from nothing to purchase the land, potentially demolishing existing structures, and then building a multifamily complex.
Yeah, stop signs were designed for cars since people can't be trusted not to speed. On a bike your top speed is in most cases slower than any residential speed limit, so coming up to an intersection is usually done at the same speed as a car would be while doing a rolling stop.
What people miss about the Idaho stop is it isn't giving carte blanche to run blindly thorough stop signs, we just get to use them as yields which makes it much easier to maintain momentum. Anybody who's ever ridden a bike in traffic knows how much it sucks to come to a full stop and then slowly start cranking back up to speed while cars are kissing your back tire.
I do wish the sensors are marked better in some intersections, but in my city there are fairly noticeable black strips on the pavement surface in front of the stop lines. Maybe standards are different where I live because I don't have any issues triggering them with my steel frame bicycle
In fact Gareth Coker's soundtracks for Ori are so good, they are one of the few video game OSTs that I've bought on vinyl. That and Signals from the Outer Wilds.
Pure magic and they definitely helped make the games.
You upload your files as a jpg or pdf or however you'd like, then paperless runs OCR text recognition on it so you can search by keyword. You can add tags and categories to each file to keep them organized, and this way you don't have to go scrolling through your cat photos to find last year's property tax bill.
Then they eventually make their way to their true natural home; the dryer.