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Civic San Diego and city council are so wrong about cars and bikes
What an absurd, baseless article. Not only is it replete with unsubstantiated assertions, many of which are patently false, but the author just parrots the biased opinions of *just one guy*. Fact-checking? What's that? *Why is The Reader playing dead and settling for being a soapbox for this character?* What happened to this publication's (apparently erstwhile) reputation of investigative journalism? There's no attempt whatsoever to present balanced viewpoints with representation from opposing sides. There is **no, none, zero, nada, nothing, not a word** to present the thoughts of urban planners (who are, after trained and experts in city planning), or of bike users (who know a little about cycling), of transit officials, or of environmental people. These sides are all seen through O'Toole's distorted, slanted lens. **This is shameful journalism** ... if you can call it that.— August 28, 2016 8:27 a.m.