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LOL. No. I want you to ride the metro, WFH, or just take a lot longer to drive to your office because you have to do it slowly and safely. I don’t gaf about your convenience, deal with the consequences of your own choice to live far away from where you work. The entitlement and total lack of self awareness is unreal with you people [/quote]

100%

It's like when drivers slam Muriel Bowser as being, get this, too soft on violent crime because unenforced bike lanes are being installed. All because drivers are bitter that DC's transportation policy is no longer 100% focused on increasing convenience for metro area drivers while reducing costs and responsibility.[/quote]

This is misguided and not business friendly. People will leave DC and downtown businesses will be hurt. It's also a policy that hurts middle and lower income workers who don't live on the metro line/live far out from DC. [/quote]

lower income workers are not driving into DC and paying $30 to park.You’re making an argument for better buses and metro. [/quote]

Buses that need these roads to connect their routes.  Buses that are larger than cars and need wider lanes and broader turn zones to function.  Subways that need greater population density to be economical.  Greater population density that needs more land to build on.  Greater population density that leads to more traffic.

You've really not thought any of this through.  PP is right, your idea is to turn the city into the suburban cul de sac of your childhood.  That's a really bad long term idea.[/quote]

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