> Cars parking that close is illegal in many streets where I'm from. That's called daylighting and SFMTA knows it exists. That they aren't using it everywhere

> Cars parking that close is illegal in many streets where I'm from. That's called daylighting and SFMTA knows it exists. That they aren't using it everywhere is baffling[1]. > I understand the city isn't going to reduce street parking It should, but given how much push back there is for every change to cities that make them better cities (increased density, prioritizing local movement of people by improving things for transit, cyclists and pedestrians, implementing safer streets) I'm not holding my breath. [1]: https://www.sfmta.com/blog/daylighting-makes-san-francisco-crosswalks-safer https://www.sfmta.com/blog/daylighting-makes-san-francisco-c...