And some multi use development.
Imagine being able to leave your place and be at a nice bar or eatery within 2-3 minutes walking. You can drink and enjoy a nice meal and then just walk home again.
Yea, Fresno really fucked that up. They need more off street bike paths too. I love leaving from my friends house on Willow and Shepherd and riding the bike path to Crow and Wolf.
Just a shame that Crow and Wolf is in what looks like an industrial park. Imagine if that was surrounded by housing and shops and other interesting places.
And they said we were number 1! We're all the way down there in 35.
Note:Drunk driving is wicked. I hate booze anyway. I'm just sarcasming because we usually top the list, and it's tiresome.
It's funny because I [read somewhere else](https://www.heidarilawgroup.com/blog/best-and-worst-cities-for-driving-california/) that Fresno was one of the safest to drive. I'm pretty skeptical because EVERY day some Honda, Dodge Ram, or Ford Mustang is racing through traffic, nearly running people off the road.
Let me start by saying this im against drunk driving....I remember growing up Jerry Dyer (police chief) at the time now mayor had check points all over the city every weekend way before uber/lyft, a text would go around telling us young adults at the time which areas to avoid due to check points.... talk about altering your life having a DUI on your record....when I moved to the bay area I haven't seen a check point since, and let's not talk about nothing for young adults to do at night cuz the chief made owners of night clubs hire his police force at overtime rates
One of the most preventable deaths. A person convicted of drunk driving should have their license revoked, ID flagged, and spend minimum 30 days in jail for first infraction, a year for second, and 5 for the third. Any death caused by a drunk driver should be minimum 30 year sentence.
Back in 1974, when my 16 year old brother was left a quadriplegic for the next 13 years until his death, and just a short 4 months after our brother was sentenced to that short 13 years of hell, our only other brother was wiped out. Age 15, he lived 10 more days. Within a four month period our family was destroyed by drunk drivers. 50 years later and I have never stopped grieving, crying, missing my beautiful little brothers. And I never will.
There were no laws on the books about drunk driving then. No MADD. Death and permanent injury by alcohol seemed like a daily occurrence in Fresno. Sadly, although there are now laws in place, the more things change the more they feel the same. So while I am intransigently saddened that innocent humans and families must still endure such horrific happenings that forever negatively impact their lives, it is somewhat reassuring that Fresno is not #1. /sarcasm
😞😥💔
Ummm…. Just look up at the chart and the picture of the US. CA, TX and AZ make up 53% of the list. These states have our highest numbers of illegal immigration and it’s likely worse now due to our open borders. (There’s also huge concentrations of dots in these areas if math isn’t mathing for you).
It's not even worth asking you to explain anything further if you're going to make inferences with this data without referencing any actual data or provide proof.
It’s not my job to educate you…. You can research things for yourself. Best wishes with your ignorance ✌🏻
PS- downvoting is immature and akin to throwing a temper tantrum because you dont like what someone else says.
"I'm right you're wrong...go spend your time and energy proving me right and that you're wrong!" Interesting perspective. Thankfully we still have the right to disagree with other people and voice our opinion.
I honestly feel bad for your emotional health. That a random stranger calling you out and downvoting you would elicit such a strong emotional response. Hopefully you learn how to find validation in other areas of your life. ✌🏽
Please get a god-damned Uber.
Some public transportation that runs after 10 p.m. might be a good investment.
And some multi use development. Imagine being able to leave your place and be at a nice bar or eatery within 2-3 minutes walking. You can drink and enjoy a nice meal and then just walk home again.
Yea, Fresno really fucked that up. They need more off street bike paths too. I love leaving from my friends house on Willow and Shepherd and riding the bike path to Crow and Wolf.
Just a shame that Crow and Wolf is in what looks like an industrial park. Imagine if that was surrounded by housing and shops and other interesting places.
get out of here with your common sense
And they said we were number 1! We're all the way down there in 35. Note:Drunk driving is wicked. I hate booze anyway. I'm just sarcasming because we usually top the list, and it's tiresome.
I think we're number one for drunk drivers. Just number 35 for drunk driving fatalities.
I have a perfect driving record. 4 DUIs and not a single fatality!
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This is the Fresno subreddit
It's funny because I [read somewhere else](https://www.heidarilawgroup.com/blog/best-and-worst-cities-for-driving-california/) that Fresno was one of the safest to drive. I'm pretty skeptical because EVERY day some Honda, Dodge Ram, or Ford Mustang is racing through traffic, nearly running people off the road.
You forgot the Dodge Avengers and, very recently, Kias of any model.
and you can’t leave out the nissan altimas
And the luxury cars and the compact SUVs and...
and the ones with four wheels and also two wheels
Never seen an Altima that knew how to drive.
90% over year old have some sort of body or at least rim damage
This wouldn’t exist if GM didn’t rip out the Trolley lines that covered our cities to sell more cars
I'd be drubk all the time if I lived in San Bernardino, too
Central valley is well represented on this graph.
I'm surprised Wisconsin isn't higher That said, WTF CA?
Yay! We made the list. Smh
And I get downvoted in another thread for saying we have the worst drivers. Here’s actually proof.
Let me start by saying this im against drunk driving....I remember growing up Jerry Dyer (police chief) at the time now mayor had check points all over the city every weekend way before uber/lyft, a text would go around telling us young adults at the time which areas to avoid due to check points.... talk about altering your life having a DUI on your record....when I moved to the bay area I haven't seen a check point since, and let's not talk about nothing for young adults to do at night cuz the chief made owners of night clubs hire his police force at overtime rates
One of the most preventable deaths. A person convicted of drunk driving should have their license revoked, ID flagged, and spend minimum 30 days in jail for first infraction, a year for second, and 5 for the third. Any death caused by a drunk driver should be minimum 30 year sentence.
Is this accurate? I thought Wisconsin and Minnesota was the most drunk states? Are they hiding their stats better than California?
California has the highest population, it’s not weird that we have the most. Per capita they could be higher
This list is per capita of the top 300 most populated cities
35? We can do better
There is a Wisconsin joke in here somewhere
Modesto has Fresno beat . Pretty tragic results nevertheless.
Back in 1974, when my 16 year old brother was left a quadriplegic for the next 13 years until his death, and just a short 4 months after our brother was sentenced to that short 13 years of hell, our only other brother was wiped out. Age 15, he lived 10 more days. Within a four month period our family was destroyed by drunk drivers. 50 years later and I have never stopped grieving, crying, missing my beautiful little brothers. And I never will. There were no laws on the books about drunk driving then. No MADD. Death and permanent injury by alcohol seemed like a daily occurrence in Fresno. Sadly, although there are now laws in place, the more things change the more they feel the same. So while I am intransigently saddened that innocent humans and families must still endure such horrific happenings that forever negatively impact their lives, it is somewhat reassuring that Fresno is not #1. /sarcasm 😞😥💔
Atta boy Fresno! Finally not on a list… I checks twice, hope I didn’t miss it.
At least were the top in something for once
How interesting that the states with arguably the most illegal immigration have the highest rates…. 🤔
No room for Xenophobia here.
No Xenophobia…. Just facts.
Let's see the facts, please link them so we can all be educated.
Ummm…. Just look up at the chart and the picture of the US. CA, TX and AZ make up 53% of the list. These states have our highest numbers of illegal immigration and it’s likely worse now due to our open borders. (There’s also huge concentrations of dots in these areas if math isn’t mathing for you).
It's not even worth asking you to explain anything further if you're going to make inferences with this data without referencing any actual data or provide proof.
It’s not my job to educate you…. You can research things for yourself. Best wishes with your ignorance ✌🏻 PS- downvoting is immature and akin to throwing a temper tantrum because you dont like what someone else says.
"I'm right you're wrong...go spend your time and energy proving me right and that you're wrong!" Interesting perspective. Thankfully we still have the right to disagree with other people and voice our opinion. I honestly feel bad for your emotional health. That a random stranger calling you out and downvoting you would elicit such a strong emotional response. Hopefully you learn how to find validation in other areas of your life. ✌🏽