To effectively support our city’s climate action goals, San Diego needs more electric vehicle charging stations, not bike lanes. The funds currently allocated to converting traffic lanes into bike …
To effectively support our city’s climate action goals, San Diego needs more electric vehicle charging stations, not bike lanesThe funds currently allocated to converting traffic lanes into bike lanes would be better spent on installing these stations. San Diego’s “” initiative has proven to be a failed climate action experiment, and city government should start converting underutilized bike lanes back into traffic lanes and halt any further conversions to make roads more accessible.
Reallocating the funds for converting bike lanes for electric vehicle charging stations is not an anti-cyclist proposal; cyclists still need safe commuting options and to be able to safely share the roads with motorists. This approach balances the needs of both drivers and cyclists while promoting sustainable transportation solutions. This issue transcends political and climate action debates; it is about practical transportation policy.
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