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  1. Has anyone tried making a PAPR or HEPA stroller? A few people have mentioned the concept but the only source I've found is this one paper: researchsquare.com/article/rs-

    I'd love practical tips. Right now I can't go into stores with my baby because she can't mask, having the ability to wheel her inside would greatly expand what I can do while caring for my child. Also useful during wildfire smoke.

    #CovidIsNotOver #COVIDisAirborne #strollers #PAPR #HEPA #AirFiltration #babies #pollution #smoke

  2. Has anyone tried making a PAPR or HEPA stroller? A few people have mentioned the concept but the only source I've found is this one paper: researchsquare.com/article/rs-

    I'd love practical tips. Right now I can't go into stores with my baby because she can't mask, having the ability to wheel her inside would greatly expand what I can do while caring for my child. Also useful during wildfire smoke.

    #CovidIsNotOver #COVIDisAirborne #strollers #PAPR #HEPA #AirFiltration #babies #pollution #smoke

  3. Has anyone tried making a PAPR or HEPA stroller? A few people have mentioned the concept but the only source I've found is this one paper: researchsquare.com/article/rs-

    I'd love practical tips. Right now I can't go into stores with my baby because she can't mask, having the ability to wheel her inside would greatly expand what I can do while caring for my child. Also useful during wildfire smoke.

    #CovidIsNotOver #COVIDisAirborne #strollers #PAPR #HEPA #AirFiltration #babies #pollution #smoke

  4. Has anyone tried making a PAPR or HEPA stroller? A few people have mentioned the concept but the only source I've found is this one paper: researchsquare.com/article/rs-

    I'd love practical tips. Right now I can't go into stores with my baby because she can't mask, having the ability to wheel her inside would greatly expand what I can do while caring for my child. Also useful during wildfire smoke.

    #CovidIsNotOver #COVIDisAirborne #strollers #PAPR #HEPA #AirFiltration #babies #pollution #smoke

  5. Has anyone tried making a PAPR or HEPA stroller? A few people have mentioned the concept but the only source I've found is this one paper: researchsquare.com/article/rs-

    I'd love practical tips. Right now I can't go into stores with my baby because she can't mask, having the ability to wheel her inside would greatly expand what I can do while caring for my child. Also useful during wildfire smoke.

    #CovidIsNotOver #COVIDisAirborne #strollers #PAPR #HEPA #AirFiltration #babies #pollution #smoke

  6. Welcoming your firstborn into the world is an exhilarating journey filled with joy, anticipation, and endless moments of wonder.👶 Among your many preparations, ensure to purchase compact strollers, cribs, and other baby gear—they'll be essential in making this new chapter smoother.🥰
    thismodernworld.weebly.com/blo
    #babies #baby #parents #babygear #compactstrollers #strollers

  7. More lanes does not equate to better traffic,
    especially in an urban or even suburban environment.

    In reality, people and their movements complex: streets that are flexible are more efficient than streets that prioritize straight-ahead movement over every other movement.

    Some people need to #turn left and some people need to #cross the street, and some people are #walking, and some people are #biking, and some people are in #wheelchairs, and some people have #strollers, and some people are making #deliveries

    ⭐️Having too many travel lanes makes these non-straight-through movements slower and much more dangerous.⭐️

    For example, this is why NE 65th Street in Seattle 🔸can now move 5% more vehicles after SDOT reallocated nearly 25% of the street space 🔸to create protected bike lanes and safer crosswalks.

    People can turn left now, which makes it a better street to drive on.
    👉They reduced speeding by up to 75%, reduced collisions by 63%, and eliminated serious injuries and deaths.

    💥And they did all this while moving more people in cars and dramatically more people biking, walking and rolling. 💥

    This is not a “last resort” solution, it’s a common sense solution that is backed by data rather than feelings.

    seattlebikeblog.com/2024/03/29

  8. > .. a magnificent.. unexpected thing happened.. the wall of exclusion came down, everybody benefited—not only people in #wheelchairs. Parents pushing #strollers headed.. for curb cuts. So did #workers pushing heavy carts, business travelers wheeling #luggage, even runners and skateboarders. A study of #PedestrianBehavior at a Sarasota, Fla., shopping mall revealed that nine out of 10 “unencumbered pedestrians” go out of their way to use a #CurbCut.
    ssir.org/articles/entry/the_cu
    #CurbCutEffect

  9. #Toronto '#Bikelanes & sidewalks still have a tendency to become makeshift #parking spaces for entitled #drivers. Bollards & other dividers separating #bike lanes from the #street regularly disappear. In too many places, the #curbs still haven’t been properly cut to create smooth ramps for people using #wheelchairs or pushing #strollers.

    And #driver behaviour is atrocious, with almost no regular enforcement.'

    #construction #urbanlife #cyclepaths #pedestrian #equality

    thestar.com/opinion/contributo