Should the government promote the use of bicycles by expanding bike lanes and bike-sharing programs?

Yes, but bicycles have to follow the same laws and restrictions and any other vehicle such as stop signs and lights

I like the idea of expanding bike lanes and creating spaces for people to cycle because it's good exercise. But this will only work in city centers where it is cost efficient to bike to work vs the suburbs it would be a waste of money because people need to drive to get anywhere in a time efficient manner

I think they could keep the size of car lanes and expand bike lanes which can also be used by people walking.

Yes, as long as the cycling infrastructure is built reasonably to where it does not cause problems to drivers and pedestrians.

Yes, but it should be done on the local level. I live in an area that has bike lanes that are rarely used. Some would say this is a waste of money. Other locations have a higher need/want for it and thus should look into implementing.

Yes, but mostly in urban centers, rather than in sprawling communities

We need a transportation revolution that puts people and the planet first. By investing in safe cycling infrastructure, expanding public transit, and promoting alternative transportation options, we can create healthier, more sustainable, and more equitable communities. It's time for a balanced approach that prioritizes the needs of all road users while ensuring responsible use of taxpayer dollars.