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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] The maintenance is the same, sorry, in fact to be even safer, bike lanes need to be added, which could require any number of infrastructure changes, such as power lines being moved etc. I also suppose you will want the bike lanes plowed in the winter too. The impact of adding truly wider lanes that make a honest safe impact should be taxed by the rider not the driver. As a driver I'm not allowed in the bike lane. [/quote] No, it's not the same. A bike lane will last much longer before needing repaving. As for plowing, if you expect the road to be plowed in the winter, why shouldn't the bike lane be plowed. I don't see anyone being charged extra taxes for driving in winter. Why? Because plowing is paid for out of the general budget. When drivers, and drivers alone, pay the full costs of paving and maintaining roads come back to us with your exclusive use argument. Until then it's just ridiculous.[/quote]
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