@djcrva @samdman95 Just stop it. Smaller parking lots are not ableist. Deprioritizing cars and fostering transit & pedestrian options are the exact opposite of ableist.
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@FibonacciSprkls @JCRiecke So you support bike lanes, but not this specific one? What's wrong with it, other than that it might take up your personal favorite parking spot?
@FibonacciSprkls @JCRiecke Then how TF do you not know how important it is to have good non-personal-vehicle options for those who can't afford them? Favoring public transit (fully ADA complaint) and safe sidewalks are far more beneficial than providing preferential parking.
@FibonacciSprkls @JCRiecke Anyone who actually takes public transit, or cares about transit for disabled people, already knows they are disproportionately less likely to own cars. Sorta grotesque to use them as an argument for why you should have more convenient parking.
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@IDoTheThinking Going car-free was a massive step towards financial stability for me, and I would have surely been set back many years towards that goal if I hadn't had the option of good public transit
@IDoTheThinking "Investment" ๐๐๐ When I was trying to sell my car, its kelly blue book value would drop month-by-month almost as quickly as I was paying it off
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@ZealouslyQuoted@BikeWalkBus Literally the opposite. The shared & open streets basically quadruples the amount of space for pedestrians. I have a hard time keeping 6 feet distance on other sidewalks, but on 16th street I've felt very safe.
"With my kids doing remote learning, our daily bike rides are the highlight of each & every day. They would be so much scarier & more difficult without Shared/Open Streets."
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