I’d even want the split bigger. Speed bumps suck on motorcycles, but the tires can be fatter than those.

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In Canton and haven’t really noticed. We do filter our water before drinking, but not for any other use.

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Yes!!

What games do you play?

I like the split speed bumps that allow bikes to go through easier, but anything that slows cars down to a safe speed is good.

I’m in Canton and have definitely noticed it I’ve the last month or so

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There’s more than one! My friend is renting an entire house on Duncan for 1300. Right by the park. It’s actually pretty big. Just keep looking

Welcome to Baltimore and Mount Vernon!

There's an old thread posted that's very helpful, and search this sub for other suggestions.

https://www.reddit.com/r/baltimore/comments/z2bbse/how_to_make_friends_in_baltimore/

Baltimore is a friendly town, make eye contact, smile and nod when you pass people on the street, go and patronize local small businesses. Don't be afraid to start conversations - people are very down to earth.

Baltimore Bike Party is a great idea, follow their Insta. Check out Salvage Arc on Insta ( he posts here as TopS3cr3t), maybe go to one of his events. Good luck!

Two tips for Mount Vernon - the BEST pho is at Mekong Delta on Charles Street. I get mine to go and get 2 meals of the most delicious, flavorful broth. Get your Asian groceries at Po Tung, 300 block of Park Ave.

Don't get too offended. If you ever go to a city council meeting, you'll quickly discover that speed bump requests are the reason about 25% of the people are there.

I can only imagine it's gotten more pronounced since city police have taken traffic stops out of the equation.

Did you just happen upon a random picture of people driving equipment? This picture was absolutely not taken last week. I'd be surprised if it was even Bellona Ave.

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Unfortunately the bridges were done by the city and 295 is maintained by SHA. I also found it weird that there wasn't some agreement in place to repave the road by SHA when the bridges were done. Hoping maybe it's planned for this summer since the work just finished.

Wait, a member of the Baltimore City government lying? This is shocking news.

Can we get some of these on East 23rd St please? We've asked and been shot down before. Our hood isn't as fancy as this one...

The only reason we still have our Xbox 360 is so my partner can play NCAA Football 14 every now and then

Play Raven is a bit of a drive, but it’s an awesome shop. Right on Liberty Road in Sykesville

I’d recommend checking out Baltimore bike party. Last Friday of every month they start near mount vernon. Great way to see the city and bike. Routes are posted on Facebook and Instagram.

u/BmoreCityDOT can you answer if we’re correct about 295?

I got a link for the state Highway projects from our block captain. She doesn’t think repaving 295 by the city line is a scheduled project but you can look through the list to see. Baltimore is in District 4 for the state highways.

She also said Baltimore DOT, not the state is responsible for 295 inside the city. The original question about 295 ramps might be better directed to the Baltimore City dot representative who is on here. I don’t fully understand it, I believe she said 95 and 895 are state maintenance but the 295 part inside the city is city DOT.

I can’t figure out how to tag the DOT person to ask them.

https://mdot-sha-project-portal-maryland.hub.arcgis.com/pages/project-list-and-links

FYI Waze does not capture the nightly closures of the 695 ramp off 95

Damn. It was so nice the grass was growing and the deciduous trees had leaves in February. Wtf

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