Many people cannot afford to drive and cities cannot afford to provide infrastructure for everyone to drive. That means alternative modes of transportation must be available. Traditionally, that has been mass transit. Mass transit is not the most desirable mode of transportation during a pandemic.

They do not. And many of us hope, that they will go away. And i hope, the city can afford to invest in a separate bike infrastructure. Maybe with quicker e-bikes and scooters even.

As a cyclist i am super annoyed by cars. As a pedestrian i am super annoyed by cyclists on the side walk, ignoring all the rules. And as a car user, well, we all know how traffic jams are and how cyclists come out of nowhere. It is all being politicized at the moment.

And in winter only a few hardcore bikers put the effort to dress up to get to the office, which, in corona times, are anyways not the best place to be.

I really dislike how they created those popup bikelanes. And will redirect my vote to parties, which put jobs and recovery first. I rather walk than to support this uncoordinated nonsense. But hey, thats me. :)

I meant that it helped distancing on the narrow bike paths. It's not unusual to have a line of bikes at a red light.

It's also meant to encourage biking instead of public transportation, which is what the majority uses to get around.

Traffic is low that's why they opened the whole road instead of just a small space on the sides of it. More space between the bikers means more protection...