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Education Access: The stop helps students and people who want to learn by providing easy access to the University of Utah.

Community Connection: It brings residents to university events and activities, bringing people in the neighborhood closer together.

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Safety for bikers: The bike lane gives bikers a lane, helping them feel safer while biking.

Environmental Benefits: By making it easier to bike, the lane encourages eco-friendly transportation, reducing traffic and pollution.

Community Health: The bike lane also encourages exercise, which is good for your health.

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Safety: This crosswalk makes it safer for people to cross the street by giving them control over when they cross.

Accessibility: The signal button is helpful for all, especially for people with disabilities or seniors who might need more time to cross safely.

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Natural Beauty: The trees and grass make the area more beautiful and welcoming.

Environmental Benefits: Trees help clean the air and provide shade, making the neighborhood healthier and cooler.

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Safety: Wide sidewalks give people plenty of space to walk safely, especially families, people with strollers, or those using wheelchairs.

Encourages Walking: Makes walking more enjoyable, encouraging people to choose walking over driving.

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I walked around my neighborhood in East Central, looking for the good things that help create a healthy and connected community. I saw wide sidewalks that make it safe and easy for people to walk and bike lanes that encourage biking. The bus stop near the University of Utah is important because it connects people to school. I also found a crosswalk with a button that helps people cross the street safely and green spaces with trees and grass. This experience helped me look at my neighborhood in a new way, focusing on its positive aspects.