tohmeiphun

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   by tohmeiphun 5y ago

   The 60 miles of regular bike lanes caused the loss of parking and loss of two lanes in most of the city's main roads. The main roads are just wide enough to have two lanes of cars, one lane for parking and a nice sidewalk. I don'
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   by tohmeiphun 5y ago

   I would also like the option of using whatever transportation you like to get around. But my observation has been that the roads are unfortunately not for all in Boston and we need to make a choice. Boston is a great pedestrian city, so I
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   by tohmeiphun 5y ago

   I live in Boston, in the 90's it was way easier to have a car. The bike lanes have cut our two lane main roads down to one which has created a lot of traffic, a lot more than in the past. And there's much less parking due to the
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   by tohmeiphun 5y ago

   I agree with you. Having a car maximizes your opportunity, so by making it difficult and expensive to own a car and drive hurts the people who need the help the most.
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   by tohmeiphun 6y ago

   The movement away from objective journalism is probably not a good thing.
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   by tohmeiphun 6y ago

   You'll own the things you create.
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   by tohmeiphun 12y ago

   The player equipment has also become much more advanced, but is it helping or hurting? They should go back to leather helmets and no pads (like rugby) and see what happens.