Irvine Police Should Help, Not Harass, in Solving Bike Problem
May is National Bicycle Month, and the city of Irvine is going the wrong direction (“Crackdown on Cyclists Announced,” May 3). No one should condone unsafe acts on the road whether it be auto or bicycle, but according to Secretary of Transportation Samuel K. Skinner, “ . . . the U.S. Department of Transportation understands how important it is to accommodate bicyclists’ needs when planning for infrastructure improvements for the future. . . .”
With its mix of housing and business, Irvine should be encouraging its citizens and industry to support the use of bicycles.
ALAN L. JOHNSON, Seal Beach
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