| it takes me 12 minutes to drive to work and at least 45 to metro. Sorry but i'm not giving up that extra hour with my kids. |
| The only thing good metro has going for it is that it’s now payment optional. If gas goes above $4 again I may go back to the free option. |
| I live a 15 minute bike ride from work on a dedicated bike path along a creek. No interaction with cars, tunnels under major roads. Riding to and from work is glorious. I would not do it if I had to be on a bike lane on a road for more than a few minutes. |
+1, specifically related to the bus. |
| Hell freezing over? Pigs flying? In other words, this mid-50s lady isn't ever getting on a bike again, ever |
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I already bike, and love it. Most of my bike route is on crescent trail and then a separated bike lane. What would it take? Here is what it took the Dutch:
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-23587916.amp |
This sounds wonderful and if that were my commute I would bike. I’m not biking down Georgia Ave, 14th St, etc. with drivers blowing through red lights. I’m not doubling my commute by taking the metro. Or on a day like today when the red line trains say for 20 minutes at Union Ststion this morning, tripling my commute. |
+1 Plus getting mugged in the middle of the afternoon on the walk home from the metro. |