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Los Angeles, CA
Joined September 2016
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Recent research from @USC finds these communities are often breathing in pollutants they didn’t create. “We see whiter travelers, people who drive more, driving through communities where people drive less and are less white,” says @gboeing. escholarship.org/uc/item/879…
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
🚨DTLA CLOSURE ALERT🚨 I-10 will be FULLY CLOSED until further notice between the East LA Connector & Alameda St due to a fire that damaged the freeway. Avoids the area, expect major delays & seek alternate routes to events in #DTLA or use @metrolosangeles public transportation.
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
Morning commute to campus brought to you by the @UCLA Earn-A-Bike program. 🎥: @jackfeng_mhs
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
Healthier, enjoyable, cheaper, and way more sustainable 🚲️. Get rolling with @UCLARec Bike Shop Supervisor Nate Woiwode to try ditching the drive for a chance to win great prizes during @UCLA Sustainable Transportation Month 🎁. transportation.ucla.edu/blog…
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
LA’s rapid expansion of bus lanes is a testament to the power of government to get sh*t done. You need a clear mission, dedicated funding, committed leadership, and a multidisciplinary team with clear roles and responsibilities. When you have all of that, it’s magic.
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
If anyone ever asks you to explain the difference between a utility rider and an avid cyclist, just show them this video.
Replying to @jehiah
Hats off to this cyclist. My hero for the day.
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
A new superhero has arrived urging you to "Ditch the Drive!" 🦸 Captain Commute is helping Bruins fight gridlock during Sustainable Transportation Month this October. Pledge for the chance to win prizes and join us at our on-campus events next week! ⬇️ transportation.ucla.edu/blog…
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
BikeLA joins our coalition members in Our Streets Action Committee in thanking @CW_HeatherHutt for her leadership in introducing 3 motions aimed at streamlining and accelerating transportation and infrastructure projects in Los Angeles.
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
Calling all Bruin cyclists: @UCLA's Bike Shop is back! Now open at @UCLARec, the shop has returned as a full-service facility for the two-wheeled community 🚴‍♂️. newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/uc…
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
If you live, work or recreate in #DelRey, grab your bike and check out the new protected bike lanes installed on Glencoe Ave!
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
Time to roll, @UCLAHealth Bruins, there’s a new @BikeMetro station right by the Santa Monica Medical Center 🚲🏥. bikeshare.metro.net/
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
New bus and protected bike lanes on Venice Boulevard are now officially open! Birds eye view of our Line 33 bus:
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
not to become a girl that does threads, but i saw a comment saying we need to keep cars in kensington market for accessibility, and i just wanna talk about how backwards that is for a sec in case anyone is actually saying that in good faith and just misinformed
Not the type of letter I would expect from the Kensington Market BIA regarding the Kensington Safe Streets Project and pedestrianization of the area - toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2023…
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
Bruins, help update the LA County Bicycle Master Plan! Provide your feedback by June 30: arellano.mysocialpinpoint.co…
🚴🏼‍♀️ Help us update the LA County Bicycle Master Plan – Safe. Equitable. Planned for you. ✅ Share your input and bit.ly/lacbmpsurvey
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
You said it, Juan 😉. Bruins, like this tweet & share what riding means to you for a chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card! And, hear more from Juan on why biking is wheelie great 🚲. transportation.ucla.edu/blog…
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There’s a widespread presumption — and it is very presumptuous — that since many Americans move to suburbs to start families, & buy SUVs, that’s “consumer choice.” But in fact, it’s *not a choice.* Cities have banned family-sized apartments. And carmakers only make SUVs.
NEW: Cities are losing families with kids, and not all want to decamp to the suburbs. But even in cities that are adding new housing, developers are mostly building one and two-bedroom apartments. I wrote about what needs to happen beyond zoning reform vox.com/policy/2023/4/23/236…
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
Happy spring break everyone! Last week the LA Times reported on my recent study showing that LA census tracts whose residents drive less are exposed to more vehicular air pollution. ...and then a funny thing happened. A short thread on that & what our study actually says.
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
I never rode a bike prior to getting an e-bike - I drove my car everywhere. I know many others who have replaced a car (especially a 2nd car) with an e-bike. Here's a great pic from @culdesac on this point
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
As someone who sat in a driver’s seat for over a decade and now rides pub. trans to work… operators aren’t given enough roses for what they do. The level of responsibility given, service that’s delivered and hurdles to clear… not given enough credit 🌹🌹🌹
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Emily Han 韓嘉媚 retweeted
Want to do something about climate change? Jump on a bus or train. See the chart. Buses and trains can carry lots of people, thus can be very efficient. BTW, we’re not saying ditch the car. We’re saying riding transit every so often is a way to make a difference.
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