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Bike lane on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge seen as major cause of pollution

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Bike lane on Richmond-San Rafael Bridge seen as major cause of pollution

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Bike lanes are typically seen as being environmentally friendly. But some Bay Area leaders say the one on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge is causing an increase in pollution.

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Did this senator not hear of INDUCED DEMAND?
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  I can say with near certainty that most senators have not heard of anything. Especially if it relates to daily life in a society.
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    They’ve heard of bribery… errr… “lobbying” though.

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