> Speed limits and other legal constraints on dangerous driving are chronically underenforced. It's worse than that. My commute features a lot of "bicycle tra

> Speed limits and other legal constraints on dangerous driving are chronically underenforced. It's worse than that. My commute features a lot of "bicycle traps" set up by local PD to catch bikes running red lights but virtually zero "traps" for rampant car behavior: texting, speeding, failure to yield to pedestrians. A lot of your other points get Flat Earth style denial from car proponents: I had someone claim that transit was anti-environment. High density housing leads to unaffordability and shortages. It's maddening.