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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm for options. Bike lanes, ample parking, safe pedestrian crossings, good public transport. The bikers and the greenies (who the development bros sometimes masquerade as) are never for options tho. They're just for "their way" of getting around. Alienating and annoying.[/quote] Options are fine. But what we DON'T need is more lanes for cars.[/quote] And you’ve just proved the PPPs point. :mrgreen: You want to live in a suburban cul-de-sac you can do that. Manhattan is the greatest urban area in the world and 36% of its land area is road. It’s this resilient street grid and a resilient transit infrastructure that has created the conditions for NYC to flourish. The goal of transportation infrastructure is to move the most people the most quickly and efficiently. And when cities do that well, that’s what makes them vibrant. Right now there are restaurants closing in DC and opening in Pike & Rose and the Mosaic district. Maybe some reflection on transportation infrastructure could inform why that is. [/quote]
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