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Michael McGettigan :

Here's hoping Philadelphia's design community will keep the pressure on the DRPA to complete the ramps on the Camden side of the Ben Franklin Bridge. These graceful and pedestrian/bike friendly walkways need just the last 1/8-mile of improvements to replace the current cattle chute stair combo. An ADA-accessible bridge, and a bike friendly route for commuters and tourists would leverage the value of our skyline immensely. --Michael McGettigan