""This is connecting people with parks, this is huge for our community," said Max Mautner, a local cyclist. Mautner expressed excitement about the infrastructure changes, noting the rarity of such celebrations. He emphasized the goal of diminishing the perceived risks of walking in neighborhoods."
""This project is finally complete, but it won't be the last one," Mautner said. He highlighted the city's commitment to ongoing safety improvements, with multiple projects planned for the future."
A yearlong project to enhance safety at the intersection of 3rd Avenue and Norfolk Street in San Mateo is now complete. Upgrades include protected bike lanes, new bike signals, and improved pedestrian crossings. City officials aim to make the area safer for pedestrians and cyclists. Advocacy group Move San Mateo praised the changes, emphasizing their importance for community connectivity. City officials plan similar safety projects in other areas and are investing $40 million for future improvements.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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