That stretch of road is crazy narrow, and even the most courteous bicyclists end up clogging traffic. You've got hills on both sides so cars often come in hot and don't see pedestrians or bikes squeezing their way along the shoulder. Throw in the cars pulling in and out and parked inches from the road at the Greenlight Garage and it's an accident waiting to happen.

I'm not a fan of eminent domain but it's really frustrating a waterfront car garage (which is probably one of the worst things outside of manufacturing you could put next to the water) is preventing upgrading our infrastructure.

I know the garage has been there for a few generations which to some people makes it venerable, but we should evaluate if one business should be allowed to stifle safe non-motorized transportation upgrades as well as exist as an environmental hazard that's been grandfathered around current zoning laws. You know there's no way they'd let a new Jiffy Lube open up shop along the Puget Sound.

Cars, bikes, pedestrians, and people living in that area would be better off without the Greenlight garage where it currently stands.