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Well at least parking should become more available for those that still do drive themselves around I suppose... As a public transport user I would appreciate l

Well at least parking should become more available for those that still do drive themselves around I suppose... As a public transport user I would appreciate less people being on the trains at least. I think the other point to consider is that a lot of those driving are probably from out of town, where catching a ride-sharing service in peak hours is going to be prohibitively expensive and therefore not viable. Perhaps ride sharing services could be banned during peak hours, which puts us back to yesterday.

mikepurvis 9y ago
A lot of cities have wised up to the insanity that is on-street parking, and converted it where possible into protected bike lanes, seating/parkettes, wider sidewalks, etc. There's something to be said for lessening the demand for parking in enabling that process.
- jopsen 9y ago
  Indeed, you'll see this a lot of Europe. What's amazing is that American cities are new, have wide streets, and thus lots of room if they wanted to do something.
sudouser 9y ago
yes, in SF a lot of drivers are from out of town: fresno, sacramento, monterey. i’ve spoken with them