Don’t be obtuse. Jesus. Read more

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The people on the bikes are not doing anything wrong in that picture. There’s not space on that road for people to pass safely within the same lane, so they are riding in a manner that discourages that unsafe pass and forces people to drive around them in the other lane when passing. That’s exactly what they should… Read more

If your heart can’t handle one mile on a bicycle, you’re in serious trouble healthwise. Read more

So true. I live in Philly and they just converted 11th Street to have a 2 lane protected bike area and people had a shit fit. This is a 2 lane, VERY wide road with back in parking on both sides (and still is). Read more

Dunno, it’s legal. Read more

what a princess Read more

Take the Green Line to Aviation/LAX.

Amen to all of that. Thanks for pointing out that many bicycle people are often gear heads in their own right that love working on their old cars and motorcycles. Read more

Yup. longtime Jalop here, avid cyclist and motorcyclist too. And as someone born in London who has spent half his life in NYC I’m also a habitual user of public transport. I moved to LA a year ago for work and guess what? Nothing has changed. I own a car but cycle to work, and when I go to the Mar Vista farmer’s… Read more

I’m a cyclist and I don’t like bike lanes. Even well designed ones will be crazy underutilized anywhere that has anything less than perfect weather. And I think they lull cyclists into a false sense of safety. Read more

I love bike lanes. As a driver they let me know where cyclists are going to be. As a cyclist they let me know where cars arent. Particularly where they are separated by some sort of barrier / curb. We have dedicated bike stop lights and turning lights here too. I love them. I can make a right hand turn knowing that a… Read more

Sounds like rapid and frequent bus service with dedicated lanes would work well. No one ever talks about the cost to build and maintain roads. Read more

Your city is definitely not too small for transit. For example, Stuttgart German has a population of ~600k and has a very robust transit system....despite being the home for two of Germany’s most renowned automotive companies.

All good points, but 7miles is pretty much a perfect bike ride. Read more

I had an 1981 that ran until 1991 or so when a drunk rich guy in a pickup truck packed up his troubles with it. It was a great car, going through snow well enough to plow a little with a makeshift thing hooked onto the under front lift points. I used to make the run from Long Island Sound to the Canadian border on… Read more

I literally told you what it was in the title. If you read the headline and clicked on it anyway, it’s your fault for being mad about it.  Read more

Nah, gotta buy a car with internal size of a compact, handling and mileage worse than that of a delivery truck because adventure!

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