Hacker's Guide to Getting Your City To Change A Street | Tim Courtney

How do You ACTUALLY Get Your City To Change a Street? Everyone told him it couldn’t be done. Yet cycling enthusiast Tim Courtney — with zero experience navigating local government — successfully persuaded the City of Oakland to install traffic circles and calming measures along his dangerously speed-prone street in record time. We document exactly how he did it: clever tech hacks, bold PR moves, and unwavering heart-led persistence. Find Tim Courtney on LinkedIn.

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