"And certainly the dedicated bus lane areas at Bank and Fifth are certainly going to help move traffic through the Glebe as well". We couldn't have said it better ourselves Darrell! Now why only restrict this to event days? Traffic on Bank Street is sub-optimal almost every day.

"Anything that improves transportation and makes it more attractive to people to get to the games I think we would be on-side to supporting... Your idea of having that lane bus-only lanes is really going to help in terms of before and after major events."

(4/4) The only solution to these problems is by fast and efficient modes of transportation, bus lanes would fix so many of the issues for getting people to here. We CANNOT fix this with cars

(3/4) Where exactly are more cars going to fit in this space? We need traffic officers just to keep traffic even somewhat "flowing" here. And we want to put more cars on this road?

(2/4) Here's what the QED looks like on event days. Where exactly is all of the Bank Street traffic supposed to go on here? It's at a complete standstill anytime even a moderate amount of people want to come here.

Cars cannot be the way we move a lot of people to a single place!

This is just one of many examples of how car-dependency is subsidized without us even realizing it. Costs like this are snuck into every fabric of our living, and yet even with all of that driving a car is EXTREMELY UNAFFORDABLE.

A shame that this means fewer housing units for those who need it.