safestreetrebel

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by safestreetrebel 3y ago
Personally not sure, but it does seem this way. But it might also just be because there seem to be so many more Cruises than Waymos out on the road. And/but Waymos seem to have more drivers shuttling their cars around as well.
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by safestreetrebel 3y ago
Damn you really just made up a narrative in your head and now you believe it? Lmao Harm millions especially disabled and elderly? Cruise and Waymo give zero accessible rides. But what we do have, which already exists, are buses (which all h
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by safestreetrebel 3y ago
Wrong in multiple ways, youth comissioners are not "employees" nor aides to supes; it's essentially a volunteer advisory position for high schoolers. And no, it's not just him, and we appreciate his contribution
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by safestreetrebel 3y ago
Lol we're literally people living in SF upset about self driving cars. And the no the youth comissioner you're referring to is not some mastermind behind this, but we appreciate his political activism both with coning and with vol
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by safestreetrebel 3y ago
Lol no that kid is not some mastermind behind this, though we appreciate his coning contribution, as well as his work on the Youth Commission (which is just an unpaid advisory board of young people).
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by safestreetrebel 3y ago
Yes! We fully support this, but we really need the EPA to close the monster SUV /truck loophole. Otherwise there is economic incentive for people to keep buying these insane trucks
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by safestreetrebel 3y ago
Oh don't worry, were definitely fighting for better public transit too! Top-down successes like ensuring state bridge funding to prevent a death spiral for now (was a big multi-coalition effort), local support for new bus lanes (e.g. o