What are you smoking. It’s plainly illegal. It’s sad you’d normalize a clear violation of the US constitution for a few clicks

I wanted to preorder the book so it became a very early Christmas present haha

She’s going to suggest it as the next read in her book club (in suburban Los Angeles no less). Hopefully we’ll have some more recruits to the war on cars soon!

Average trump voter

Understood, so it’s a political thing. Too bad we can’t build some other kind of hydrogen industry for them to transition into rather than hurt AC Transit’s reliability. But maybe it’ll build support in a weird roundabout way for AC Transit funding if it’s important for these workers?

I don’t understand the obsession with hydrogen. It’s an immature technology that’s inferior to electric in so many ways. Just do electric buses. They work. Is it Chris Peeples that’s obsessed with hydrogen buses?

Illegally parking, especially in sight lines for pedestrian crossings or in bike lanes, kills people. Children are especially vulnerable because they’re small and hard to see, so if you’re illegally parked in crosswalk sight lines you are contributing to an epidemic of children being killed by cars

All I want is a nice car free street to live on where I don’t have to breath dirty car exhaust, listen to loud car engines and honking, or worry about getting hit by a distracted or violent driver

You would think that the one thing that democrats would learn from republicans is that doing stuff that your base likes WORKS. Democrats’ strategy seems to be: screw the base, we’re going to do things that some imaginary swing voter we came up with in our head likes.

Nimbys can cry harder about us finally being able to build modestly dense apartments near rapid transit. This is one of the most significant bills to address housing, climate and public transit in California in years

Congrats senator! Thank you for your hard work over nearly a decade getting a transit oriented housing bill like this passed. Huge win for the climate and for housing affordability in california

I’ve been waiting nearly 10 years for a bill like this to pass. Don’t want to count our chickens before it passes the senate again, but an early thank you and congrats to @scottwiener.bsky.social