Throwing my hat in the ring to represent the people fighting stupid policies that keep cars as our preferred mode of transport. We need to advocate at the local level for safe, separate bike lanes, multi modal transportation infrastructure, tax on privately owned heavier vehicles across the board, and a ban on lobbyist influencing when we're seeing such damning evidence of the multitude of health/environmental hazards such as pedestrian deaths and tire pollution. What we have now is pure negligence and a preference for cars/driver rights over human life.
this post was submitted on 29 Apr 2024
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Hell yes to transit and alternatives to car infrastructure, but I'd also still prefer small quiet electric cars where the driver is eye level to me over a sea of grills with tinted windows and diesel engines rumbling.
100%. Oh how I wish it was the norm to not be a jackass on the road.
Anyone want to make a battlebot that buzzsaws car tires for an unrelated project?