Good. I look forward to a future where people who fought transit have their lives improved by it, even if they’re too small minded and foolish to recognize it.
I can offer a preview of what the future holds: People-oriented areas of the city that are beautiful, interesting, safe, and pleasant to spend time in. The carbrained people will want to go there, but they will carp endlessly about the lack of parking. The connection between lack of parking and the desirable destination won’t occur to them.
There’s that political cartoon that’s like two people on bikes through a beautiful downtown, and one says to the other “If anyone tried to add bike lanes like this back home, I’d murder them”
Good. I look forward to a future where people who fought transit have their lives improved by it, even if they’re too small minded and foolish to recognize it.
I can offer a preview of what the future holds: People-oriented areas of the city that are beautiful, interesting, safe, and pleasant to spend time in. The carbrained people will want to go there, but they will carp endlessly about the lack of parking. The connection between lack of parking and the desirable destination won’t occur to them.
There’s that political cartoon that’s like two people on bikes through a beautiful downtown, and one says to the other “If anyone tried to add bike lanes like this back home, I’d murder them”