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Well said Mr. Walter Crompton!

It is not surprising that the City’s survey produced questionable results, given how it was designed. As the saying goes, garbage in, garbage out.

That said, one outcome is telling: residents on Humboldt Street, Fremont Street, and Idaho Street all indicated they do not want bike la…

Narita's mis-informed opinions confirm an extreme bias - before resident parking was removed, Humboldt St. had "SHARED BIKE LANES" --- one would think she would be OK with and advocating to restore resident parking and re-install "SHARED BIKE LANES", a more common sense and reasonable pos…

The removal of parking for over 200 residents on Humboldt street was a gross misuse of power. While some bike zealots continue to claim there are over 10,000 bike trips happening each day on Humboldt St., real video recorded data and real people observations confirm that these bike lanes …

if I RECALL, a former San Mateo mayor saw their political career derailed by the “Envelope-Gate” scandal—an episode that cast a long shadow over our city and eroded public trust.

We should be doing everything possible to avoid a modern-day “Text-Gate” scandal that could once again u…

How about stop spending millions of taxpayer money on bike lanes that go unused. And I do recall politicians and campaigners out selling Measure T promised us all no new taxes. They said Measure T would not result in new taxes to address infrastructure needs. We remember.

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.