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7. Thanks - the CL coverage was the most thorough overview I've seen. Also, here's a video
Tue Jul 31, 2012, 09:38 AM
Jul 2012

posted by the Sierra Club (apparently an Xtranormal animation):



I realize that nothing good in the way of transportation plans is going to come from the Republican legislature, so I've been very tempted to vote for this proposal -- letting the road advocates have their many miles of new roads and lanes as a trade-off for the meek support for public transit & bicycle lanes. After all, letting the perfect be the enemy of the good won't get anything done, and I'm sure it's true that it will be years before any other solutions that involve anything besides asphalt will see the light of day.

On the other hand, I think this is less a case of perfect vs. good than one of crappy vs. less crappy. So I'm a reluctant "No" on this one.

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