Yes. Yes, they are. It’s the neo-Christian way!

I try to address it from the standpoint of this: If we reduce car dependence and more people use other modes, it can make life much easier for those who legitimately do and always will rely on automobiles. Not only people with disabilities. My brother is a contractor. He will always need to drive.

I think it's appropriate. Kirk said the Civil Rights Act was a mistake and ITD routinely ignores the civil rights of people with their failure to comply with basic ADA requirements. It's a match made in Emmett! (Add to that, it’s a dead end road—also appropriate.)