Greater cycling actually reduces traffic and wait times for drivers. Combined with the CO2, toxic exhaust, and other negative externalities, as well as the posi

Greater cycling actually reduces traffic and wait times for drivers. Combined with the CO2, toxic exhaust, and other negative externalities, as well as the positive health effects of cycling, it makes sense to discourage driving and encourage cycling. At any rate, bikes are usually faster than cars in dense city environments, especially when you take parking into account. Also, wouldn't large rickshaws be slower than normal bikes?