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Daniel Meuninck
44:11 - 44:30
“a lot of people do walk from the terminal to the train depot, and what they do is they— there's a sidewalk here, but instead of crossing at the crosswalk and taking the sidewalk, they're often just walking along the industrial side, right? And so So that's where signage here would be important to really follow the proper trail.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Meuninck
- Timestamp
- 44:11 – 44:30
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Seward
- Captured at
From the transcript
Yeah, yeah, there's nothing wrong, right? So I'll interject real quick because you guys kind of put it out here, but we're doing a good job of pointing out like locations. But you can also start thinking about how people get from A to B. So a lot of people do walk from the terminal to the train depot, and what they do is they— there's a sidewalk here, but instead of crossing at the crosswalk and taking the sidewalk, they're often just walking along the industrial side, right? And so So that's where signage here would be important to really follow the proper trail.
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