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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There’s no need to shovel sidewalks in most areas. Only certain major roads lead to bus stops, metro, stores, etc. and those should be shoveled. But most interior neighborhood streets aren’t heavily traveled by people on foot…especially in these temps.

Tons of reports that major commuter routes were plowed and snow now covers the sidewalks with a thick wall of ice. Good luck with that.

I heard that CT Ave is only one lane in each direction, which means commuting downtown is basically impossible. [/quote]

kids walking to schools & school buses?

if you have a sidewalk, you should clear it. 
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Our neighborhood doesn’t have sidewalks—with the exception of the major road at the front of the neighborhood where the bus stop is (for school buses as well as public transportation).

ICYMI: even if the sidewalk is shoveled, there is a ginormous mountain of icy snow between the sidewalk and street…so how will people actually safely access a bus? Answer: by walking in the street. Nobody will climb over a massive wall of snow.

I hope schools remain closed on Friday.

Major roads are only plowed in certain lanes. Snow was plowed from the streets onto sidewalks. People are walking in the street and will continue to do so even if sidewalks are shoveled because you can’t walk into snow and scale a big mound of ice to get back onto the street and climb aboard a bus. [/quote]

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