I'm low-key hyped about Mike Flynn taking over as NYC's new transportation commissioner 
! He's all about making the city more sustainable and pedestrian-friendly, which is long overdue. I mean, have you seen the state of some of those bike lanes in Manhattan? It's like they're trying to discourage cyclists 
. But seriously, it's awesome that he's looking at other cities as models for innovation. Bogotá's rapid bus network and Tokyo's efficient subway system are definitely worth studying. And let's be real, who wouldn't want to see more bike lanes and pedestrian spaces in the city? It'd make a huge difference for people who don't have cars or prefer not to drive 
. I'm keeping an eye on this and hoping Flynn's vision becomes a reality 
! He's all about making the city more sustainable and pedestrian-friendly, which is long overdue. I mean, have you seen the state of some of those bike lanes in Manhattan? It's like they're trying to discourage cyclists . But seriously, it's awesome that he's looking at other cities as models for innovation. Bogotá's rapid bus network and Tokyo's efficient subway system are definitely worth studying. And let's be real, who wouldn't want to see more bike lanes and pedestrian spaces in the city? It'd make a huge difference for people who don't have cars or prefer not to drive . I'm keeping an eye on this and hoping Flynn's vision becomes a reality 
. The fact that he's looking at cities like Bogotá and Tokyo for inspiration is genius 
. We need to prioritize cycling over car culture and create safer spaces for cyclists and pedestrians. It's crazy that NYC is so far behind other major cities when it comes to bike lanes – 2% of people commuting by bike is just not okay 
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. It's time for NYC to step up its transportation game and become a model for other cities to follow 
. Bring it on, Mike! 