Even the IDOT plan lacks dedicated bus lanes, they lament adding transit capacity (an action they lauded earlier in the editorial) would reduce general driving lanes, and finally, if it's a lot of suburbanites, why is Chicago paying for it?
TFW a driver recommends that you wear a reflective vest "so you can be seen more easily" and you get to respond "maybe you should be a better driver if you can't see me on a clear, sunny day."
(Pictured: the clear, sunny day in question)
I mean, you can see it right now on Traffic View. A better question though is what kind of traffic besides passenger cars is now using the other routes and are we exacerbating environmental equity issues?
In Slate, I explained why the Key Bridge collapse probably won't worsen traffic congestion -- despite most people assuming otherwise.
slate.com/business/202...
There are more people on this bus than in all the vehicles in the lane in front of us. And we are crawling and behind schedule because of them.
River Road needs a dedicated bus lane.
#waroncars