Removing biking…

Removing biking infrastructure will not solve gridlock traffic as more people will depend on driving in order to move around the city. If there is a better and more comprehensive public transport network, citizens will depend less on driving and number of cars on the roads would significantly reduce. Removing dedicated bike lanes will also force cyclists to ride on sidewalks and roads, causing dangers to pedestrians and other drivers. Instead of spending money to make transportation less effecient and cause more gridlock traffic, money should be better invest on improving public transportation and reducing peoples' dependencies on driving in the city.