I&#x27;m a cyclist and I love the idea of making cities more bike friendly, but this group of designers has missed a major point. Cities are for PEOPLE. Not for cars, not for bikes, but for humans. Space for people to live and exist in should be the highest priority, and anytime you start cutting into living space to make more room for vehicles, you&#x27;re making the city less human friendly. That&#x27;s what these guys seem to be doing. They&#x27;re saying, &quot;cars aren&#x27;t important, bikes are!&quot; But neither bikes nor cars are important. People are.<p>I&#x27;d even suggest that a major reason why cars have supremacy at the moment is that they are more inclusive of people than bikes are. I prefer using my bike any time I possibly can, but I am young, fit, childless and live within 2 minutes of my job. Cars are inclusive of people who have more than one kid, live across an interstate from their job, and may have mobility issues - and bikes are not. This redesigned city needs to make room for people who aren&#x27;t 25 years old and single.