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The news hit where it hurts, but it was no surprise to me. A car has more rights than you or I walking or bicycling. It's a conclusion that I sadly came to years ago.  This possible latest ruling simply proves my point and here's why we shouldn't be angry at it.     Images 2021/4/26-1 I have a question for all my readers. How do you get to work?  If your asnwer was "by car" then then question I have for you is why?  Why was your first answers "by car" and not walking, not using VIA and finally, not using your bicycle for it says a lot on why people drive drunk and yet we're angry about someone driving home drunk.   My point is this:  As long as you cannot imagine getting home a different way other than driving, then we as a society shouldn't complain about drunk driving for how are people going to get home after getting drunk?  Yes I can hear my readers scream Uber, Lyft and a taxi cab, but how many people have money for those options on any giv

After doing this Voter's Guide Survey for the city council elections for two elections now and a failed attempt in 2015 , I can safely say that I figured out how to properly evaluate, and figure out who's Anti-Cycling in San Antonio. But I didn't learn these lessons overnight, it literally took three city council elections to figure it all out. Those lessons are: Time:   If you thinking that all it took to complete this was 10 minutes, then you would be wrong. It took missing bike rides, weekends and available free time. The reason why the cut off date was put back wasn't because the lack of responses but because work and life in general made it so that I had to push the deadline back from March 27 to April 2.  This is the reason why during this election I started to limited my reaching out to only those candidates who have one of either a Facebook page, a Twitter handle or a website. My time is a valuable commodity and not having a website that can be found after googl