Help Create Designated Pathways for Motorized Vehicles


Help Create Designated Pathways for Motorized Vehicles
Recent signers:
Mia Chanthaphouvong and 19 others have signed recently.
The Issue
Motorized vehicles, such as e-scooters and electric bikes, have become essential for many students at Fresno State. For those of us who rely on these vehicles, they aren't just a convenience; they're a necessity. Many students can't afford the costs associated with parking permits or are concerned about the challenges that walking, especially under extreme weather conditions, presents. Walking long distances in Fresno's blistering summer heat or facing harsh winds and rain not only affects our daily routine but can manifest as real threats to our health and safety.
Currently, the lack of designated pathways for these motorized vehicles poses a significant risk to both users and pedestrians. Mixed pathways lead to unnecessary collisions and accidents, endangering everyone on campus. According to a study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, pedestrian accident rates increase by roughly 10% in areas where pedestrian and motorized traffic aren't clearly separated.
This petition urges Fresno State to construct designated pathways for motorized vehicles separate from pedestrian lanes. By implementing this change, we can drastically reduce the occurrences of accidents and ensure the safety of the student body. The presence of separate paths would also encourage more students to consider using eco-friendly alternatives to cars, reducing the campus's carbon footprint.
Let's come together to prioritize the safety and well-being of all Fresno State students. Please sign this petition to urge Fresno State administration to take immediate action in designing and constructing these essential motorized vehicle pathways. Together, we can make our campus safer for everyone.
Currently, the lack of designated pathways for these motorized vehicles poses a significant risk to both users and pedestrians. Mixed pathways lead to unnecessary collisions and accidents, endangering everyone on campus. According to a study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, pedestrian accident rates increase by roughly 10% in areas where pedestrian and motorized traffic aren't clearly separated.
This petition urges Fresno State to construct designated pathways for motorized vehicles separate from pedestrian lanes. By implementing this change, we can drastically reduce the occurrences of accidents and ensure the safety of the student body. The presence of separate paths would also encourage more students to consider using eco-friendly alternatives to cars, reducing the campus's carbon footprint.
Let's come together to prioritize the safety and well-being of all Fresno State students. Please sign this petition to urge Fresno State administration to take immediate action in designing and constructing these essential motorized vehicle pathways. Together, we can make our campus safer for everyone.

Jordan …Petition Starter
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Recent signers:
Mia Chanthaphouvong and 19 others have signed recently.
The Issue
Motorized vehicles, such as e-scooters and electric bikes, have become essential for many students at Fresno State. For those of us who rely on these vehicles, they aren't just a convenience; they're a necessity. Many students can't afford the costs associated with parking permits or are concerned about the challenges that walking, especially under extreme weather conditions, presents. Walking long distances in Fresno's blistering summer heat or facing harsh winds and rain not only affects our daily routine but can manifest as real threats to our health and safety.
Currently, the lack of designated pathways for these motorized vehicles poses a significant risk to both users and pedestrians. Mixed pathways lead to unnecessary collisions and accidents, endangering everyone on campus. According to a study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, pedestrian accident rates increase by roughly 10% in areas where pedestrian and motorized traffic aren't clearly separated.
This petition urges Fresno State to construct designated pathways for motorized vehicles separate from pedestrian lanes. By implementing this change, we can drastically reduce the occurrences of accidents and ensure the safety of the student body. The presence of separate paths would also encourage more students to consider using eco-friendly alternatives to cars, reducing the campus's carbon footprint.
Let's come together to prioritize the safety and well-being of all Fresno State students. Please sign this petition to urge Fresno State administration to take immediate action in designing and constructing these essential motorized vehicle pathways. Together, we can make our campus safer for everyone.
Currently, the lack of designated pathways for these motorized vehicles poses a significant risk to both users and pedestrians. Mixed pathways lead to unnecessary collisions and accidents, endangering everyone on campus. According to a study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, pedestrian accident rates increase by roughly 10% in areas where pedestrian and motorized traffic aren't clearly separated.
This petition urges Fresno State to construct designated pathways for motorized vehicles separate from pedestrian lanes. By implementing this change, we can drastically reduce the occurrences of accidents and ensure the safety of the student body. The presence of separate paths would also encourage more students to consider using eco-friendly alternatives to cars, reducing the campus's carbon footprint.
Let's come together to prioritize the safety and well-being of all Fresno State students. Please sign this petition to urge Fresno State administration to take immediate action in designing and constructing these essential motorized vehicle pathways. Together, we can make our campus safer for everyone.

Jordan …Petition Starter
97 people signed this week
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Fresno City Mayor
Fresno City Council
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Fresno City Council - District 7
Fresno City Council - District 1
Fresno City Council - Division 4
Fresno City Council - District 7
Fresno City Council - District 1
Fresno City Council - Division 4
Fresno State University Administration
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Petition created on April 27, 2026