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The irony in this thread is hilarious. You know what the correct solution in Manhattan is? Kill the cars. They do absolutely nothing good for the city unless
by agloe_dreams 3y ago
The irony in this thread is hilarious.
You know what the correct solution in Manhattan is? Kill the cars. They do absolutely nothing good for the city unless they are delivery vehicles. The city was built without them and basically nobody local uses them. Then just crack down on the bad bike riders on the now much-larger bike lanes.
- SkipperCat 3y agoNYC can walk and chew gum at the same time. We can reduce car traffic (I'm for the midtown congestion pricing) and crack down on ebike/scooter violators. I'm tired as a pedestrian dodging motorized vehicles on the sidewalk. I'm also tired having to look both ways when crossing a one way street because of a salmon-ing bike. Plus, when I'm crossing with the light, many times bikes have come up between the cars and ran the light, just barely dodging me in the crosswalk. Ebikes and scooters are a real problem in NYC. If they'd just follow some of the basic road safety rules, everything would be peachy.
- fnfjfk 3y ago> NYC can walk and chew gum at the same time. We can reduce car traffic (I'm for the midtown congestion pricing) and crack down on ebike/scooter violators. Well, I wish, but we can’t even get the obviously good Mcguinness blvd redesign done, the 59th street bridge south pathway conversion has been not happening for years, heck they can’t even trim back the weeds that have been overgrowing the bike path on Kent by the navy yard. Not sure nyc can walk or chew gum at separate times.