omg this is so sad 
Ayden's story is just heartbreaking... I mean can't we do better for our kids? 
my aunt's friend lost her kid in a similar accident and it was like... she's still grieving to this day 
. I think we need to have more protected bike lanes and pedestrian zones, like Redwood City Councilmember Isabella Chu said 
also, cities should make sure that drivers are always on the lookout for pedestrians and cyclists, it's not just about convenience 
. something needs to be done ASAP 
Ayden's story is just heartbreaking... I mean can't we do better for our kids? my aunt's friend lost her kid in a similar accident and it was like... she's still grieving to this day . I think we need to have more protected bike lanes and pedestrian zones, like Redwood City Councilmember Isabella Chu said also, cities should make sure that drivers are always on the lookout for pedestrians and cyclists, it's not just about convenience . something needs to be done ASAP 
. It's crazy that we're still having this conversation after all these years. I mean, car crashes are a leading cause of child death, what's the hold up? We need to step it up and make some real changes 
. I think Isabella Chu is on the right track with her proposal for redesigning roads and prioritizing pedestrian safety. But we gotta ask ourselves, is this really just about safety or is it about convenience? Shouldn't our cities be designed with people, not cars, in mind? It's like, what happened to us being a country that values its children? 
We can do better, and we have to start making some noise about it 
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I'm telling you, it's all about control... They want us to think that it's just an accident, but what if there's more to it? 
I mean, think about it, what if they create more protected bike lanes and suddenly all the car companies are like "oh noes, we're going to lose sales" 
. It's all a game, folks...
Redwood City Councilmember Isabella Chu is on the right track with her plans, let's hope other cities follow suit and prioritize our kids' safety above all else 
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I mean, it's super sad that a little guy like Ayden had to meet such an untimely end. But you know what? His family's story is actually giving us all a chance to think about how we can make things better for everyone on our roads 
. And let's be real, having more protected bike lanes and safer street design isn't just about kids – it's about making life easier for people of all ages who might need to walk or ride a bike. Plus, with cities like Redwood City taking the lead, there's hope that we can learn from their examples and make our own areas better 
. Maybe it's time for us all to start thinking about road safety in a whole new way...
I think it's utterly disconcerting that we still have cities on the Peninsula prioritizing driver convenience over pedestrian well-being. The fact that there are only two protected bike lanes in the entire county is a stark reminder that our approach to road safety is woefully inadequate. 
With incidents like Ayden's tragic death, it's imperative that we revisit our infrastructure and prioritize safer street design.