Comments by "David Belleperche" (@Bellman84) on "Measure G failure shows urban-suburban divide over funding for public transit" video.

  1. Enough is enough. Stop taxing us to death. For once spend money on our highways.
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  2.  @mrxman581  You need to put down the medication. California is not that state. Have you worked for a public transit agency? Have you worked in traffic engineering? I didn't think so. Nobody wants to live on top of each other. You are forced to. We want freedom. When you stop with the political lines that you regurgitate, you might see there are options. Take the trolley at 2am can't do it. When you figure out why enlighten the rest. I know why.
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  3.  @mrxman581  You obviously have your head in the sand. Try running a lemonade stand before talking about budgets. SANDAG bureaucracy adds 40% to projects. They blow money left and right.
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  4.  @procrastinatingpuma if I have to explain that to you I can’t help.
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  5. @ yeah those carpool lanes are great. Caused more traffic. They need to reduce the bottle necks they have caused. Public transit is for maybe 5% of real San Diegans not people that live in TJ. I’m not against the trolley or the train but it is not feasible for 90% of the population. But spending billions on expanding it and not touching the freeways is also dumb.
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  6.  @f-86zoomer37  You live off of the government you aren't contributing.
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  7.  @GREVIEWS02  Tell LA that.
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  8.  @procrastinatingpuma  Because your packages you order everyday come to your residence on a road.
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  9.  @boardcertifiable  Do you pay your fair share? I doubt that.
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  10.  @FreewayBrent  The Toll Roads? CA-11 is built for cross border trucks. SR-78 is a joke, NB I-805 @ SR-94 is a bottleneck now. Keep trying. Railroad double track is 85-90% complete. I-5 needs to be widened from Civic Center in National City to SR-15 in Barrio Logan. SR-125 & SR-94 interchange needs to be completed 10 years ago. Meanwhile trolleys and buses run empty. Parking spaces taken away for non existent bicycles, SoCal is and will always be about the automobile. Don’t be as dense as the amount of people you want to pack into a city block. All you people talk about is public transit that you don’t ride. Oh if we just spend $10 billion more it will fix it.
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