> I think it's entirely reasonable to be mad about a lack of community consult There were many, many, many community meetings about the bike share program expa

> I think it's entirely reasonable to be mad about a lack of community consult There were many, many, many community meetings about the bike share program expansion and ample time for anyone to give feedback. People always cry crocodile tears no matter how much public input is put into the process. Source: I'm an advocate for these things, see it at ALL of the meetings I go to. > They're obligated to do more to undo this bad work, in the event of a program that can be genuinely shown to help everyone. The program doesn't need to help _everone_ it needs to do more good than harm. There will be a ton of people who don't benefit directly by this but that is not a reason to remove or roll them back.