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I thought bike lanes were ‘DEI.’ Then an SUV killed my father
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Bikes cost way less to buy and maintain then than cars, therefore economically disadvantaged people can more likely afford them compared to cars. Building cycling infrastructure is unironically DEI because it promotes Diversity, Equality and Inclusion of road users who otherwise wouldn't be able to use the road due to systemic injustices.