As long as it’s about differentiating the two for people, and supporting infrastructure and licensure (If relevant) for both, then I’m all for it. Carving out a supportive role for them. Too often I see otherwise transit-friendly people who’s experiences with emotos san infrastructure and legal framework mirrors the revulsion expressed by people toward lawless cyclists back when bicycles didn’t have infrastructure or legal recognition on the road.
As long as it’s about differentiating the two for people, and supporting infrastructure and licensure (If relevant) for both, then I’m all for it. Carving out a supportive role for them. Too often I see otherwise transit-friendly people who’s experiences with emotos san infrastructure and legal framework mirrors the revulsion expressed by people toward lawless cyclists back when bicycles didn’t have infrastructure or legal recognition on the road.