Should the government promote the use of bicycles by expanding bike lanes and bike-sharing programs?

Yes, but bicycles have to follow the same laws and restrictions and any other vehicle such as stop signs and lights

Yes by building dedicated bike lanes not eliminating existing car/truck lanes or by encouraging safe bike traffic on parallel roads.

Yes, as long as the cycling infrastructure is built reasonably to where it does not cause problems to drivers and pedestrians.

It depends because a lot of citizens all over the world will walk in the bike lanes causing the bikers having to swerve out of the lanes and potentially getting hit by a car. So in my opinion I would say yes but there are a lot of situations that needs to be taken into account for.

No. Until other forms of public transit become commonplace, bicycles in urban areas are dangerous to drivers and bicyclists on roads dominated by motor vehicles. Additionally, this campaign would only impact urban areas and the sunk cost of this promotion would do nothing to help rural areas.

i believe that roads in general need to be redesigned so that going places always doesn’t require a car. other countries have a nice roadmap to where everything is accessible. i also think this would allow more youth to spend time outside as going out would be a lot easier as opposed to having an adult drive you.

We need a transportation revolution that puts people and the planet first. By investing in safe cycling infrastructure, expanding public transit, and promoting alternative transportation options, we can create healthier, more sustainable, and more equitable communities. It's time for a balanced approach that prioritizes the needs of all road users while ensuring responsible use of taxpayer dollars.