When will we at least be honest and call it what it is: recreation! Does the Transportation Study really believe we are talking about 'transportation?" These youngns' really do think we are just dying to be a European city.
I'm not necessarily against bicyclists if they were to pay licensing and registration fees, which would go towards building maintaining their silly paths. But I think the real question is: even if such was the case, are there enough bicyclists to cover such costs? As you noted, they compose 1-2% of the population. Cost effective? I highly doubt it.
robert@11:56, you are welcome to resubmit this comment to the next post about wasting our tax dollars on bike studies, because this post is going to be taken down later today.
When will we at least be honest and call it what it is: recreation! Does the Transportation Study really believe we are talking about 'transportation?" These youngns' really do think we are just dying to be a European city.
ReplyDeleteI'm not necessarily against bicyclists if they were to pay licensing and registration fees, which would go towards building maintaining their silly paths. But I think the real question is: even if such was the case, are there enough bicyclists to cover such costs? As you noted, they compose 1-2% of the population. Cost effective? I highly doubt it.
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robert@11:56, you are welcome to resubmit this comment to the next post about wasting our tax dollars on bike studies, because this post is going to be taken down later today.
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