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Well said Lisa Taner. Well said indeed.

Removing traffic lanes to nstall another bike lane that goes virtually unused only creates more traffic congestion and increases he release of harmful emissions that cause serious health concerns.

It is not clear if the child eBike driver was really paying attention to the road conditions ahead or if was driving at excessive speeds or if was distracted and where any or all of which could have contributed to the accident. Many report witnessing biking violence behaviors on our roads…

Lisa Taner - thank you for all you do for residents in San Mateo and the surrounding areas. You are a true hero.

The city needs to immediately restore any and all curb parking which was removed to install bike lanes that go virtually unused as they are unsafe for children to use. No reasonable person would encourage a child to ride their bike in traffic. And the installation of bike lanes can negate…

An imaginary and unrealistic dream to revert backwards in time where cars no longer exist so that a few bikers can enjoy the open roads all to themselves. And who feeds the people when all ground transport comes to a halt?

The only logical path forward is to eliminate all bike lanes that go virtually unused, waste public funds, and worsen traffic. Instead, we should redesign our roads intelligently to manage growing congestion, prioritize traffic flow, and prepare for a future to be dominated by zero-emissi…

I agree with this letter 100%. With the passage of Measure T, San Mateo’s population will grow—and that means more cars on our already congested streets. More cars stuck in traffic means more idling, more air pollution, and greater health concerns for everyone.

When the City removes…

Jon - Thank you for this well-reasoned and balanced editorial. I appreciate your acknowledgment that we don't have to choose between congestion relief and future transit improvements — we can and should pursue both. Traffic congestion is a real, urgent problem today, especially for the wo…

Hey Sue Lempert—what gives? Looks like you missed a scoop! I’ve already officially filed to run for the District 1 City Council seat. No rumors, no maybes—just the real deal.

And since you're clearly tuned into the drama, how about stepping up as an impartial moderator for a public …