joebob91

Yes, thank you. What an embarrassment to what has been an otherwise wonderful event.

When you widen 101 it is not surprising that more people will drive. TDM programs are great, but they will not be successful if we simultaneously add highway capacity, encouraging more people to drive.

Also, you can take advantage of the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition's free bike valet at Levi's. Get off at Lawrence and take a short ride on the San Tomas Aquino Trail. Much faster than taking VTA.

https://bikesiliconvalley.org/learn-ride/levis-stadium

It seems like every day there is another "not in my backyard" story in the area.

Congrats to Ms. Patel on her reappointment to the Planning Commission!

So people will stop buying things because more housing is being built???!!!

(Humboldt bike lanes)

The bike lanes are Class II; they are not protected. Protected bike lanes, which are safer for kids who bike, require more room and would have required removal of parking on both sides of the streets. This is a compromise that doesn't get reported, however.

Yes, thank you Robert Whitehair. There is no reason we should allow polluting appliances to be installed when new technology exists that will keep people healthier.

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