The Commonwealth currently has Bank St fenced off and barricaded
Vivian A
You can still make it through by riding on the sidewalk and yielding to pedestrians - that’s my usual commute to work
Natalia M
should we add the sidewalk to the map while Bank is closed, so that riders get clearer instructions about where to go? how long does it seem like it'll be closed?
Doug A
I think adding the sidewalk is a good idea. This section has been at least partially blocked for years and will likely be blocked for a few more years at least.
Natalia M
heard. I'm going to swap the bank st section for the sidewalk!
Natalia M
actually - both sides of the sidewalk or just the south side (I'm assuming)?
Doug A
I think both sides
Natalia M
got it!
Alex B
Only the sidewalk on the capital grounds side is open, other side is closed while they demolish/ replace the Pocahontas building.
Natalia M
thanks Alex, updating now!
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