> Why are you assuming you have to use a car to solve the problem. That's the opposite of what I'm doing. > The problem is people want to get someplace in you

> Why are you assuming you have to use a car to solve the problem. That's the opposite of what I'm doing. > The problem is people want to get someplace in your city and currently it is inconvenient for them to do so. I agree. And we already know that "add more lanes" is a very costly (especially maintenance forever. Again, see Not Just Bikes), and we already know it doesn't even help. > If people leave your transit system for a car it is because your transit system sucks. No, not sucks. They just have to be subjectively a better choice for the individual. So yes, then we agree. Money should be spent on improving alternative transport, not car infrastructure.