Streetfilms-Transportation Ethics

[JulioJustiniano]

Is it me, or does Randy look slightly mentally unstable?

Anyways, I don't like how NYC cyclists try to barge their way or thinking on to everyone. They don't put all angles into perspective and are as one sided as the cops that hassle them. Granted, there are points that are to be listened to that they make.

[ajaxsf]

I support alternative trans but I don't like the tone of this ethicist. You can't make enemies of motorists because every motorist is a potential bicyclist. He's definitely got a left wing slant and you have to present our case so that it's attractive to conservatives and liberals.

[trorb]

Why? We need someone on the other side and he presents the case excellently.

The general public's default mode is equally angering to cyclists, pedestrians and people who live in cities.

[shutchison1100]

Excellent interview.

[Rickyrab]

There are cities such as Los Angeles and Raleigh Durham where the centers of business are so dispersed as to make non-automotive travel impractical. How are those people to ethically get around if they have to use automobiles all the time? Shouldn't there be some ethical way of re-arranging land uses? (And bear in mind that lotsa people hate eminent domain.)

[JJIVEBOY]

This ethicist really rocks 'n rolls!

[JamaicaGR10]

yeah it does, it's funny seeing the voice and the face.