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Ryan Packer

@typewriteralley

Will the mayor and city council make any move to replace, at least partially, a transportation option that provided 2.2 million rides last year?

sdotblog.seattle.gov

2.2 Million rides on bike share last year! - SDOT Blog

Last year, Seattle continued to build one of the most robust multi-modal transportation systems in North America that included Bike Share.

7:46 PM · May 8, 2020

I mean, that's equal to about 20 days of traffic across the WSB ... So I will understand if she gives it 5% of the attention. Then again, the cost to prop up a public bikeshare system for 30 years is probably also 5% of the cost of the WSB.