next speaker. >> the last person to turn in a speaker card, herbert winer. >> herbert winer, please spell it weinr on the board, thank you. i had a real problem with the 27 bus last week. i arrive at the bus stop, ok, the bus is going to come in five minutes and then it's going to come no one minute and then in less than one minute. and it kept changing back and forth, back and forth and one minute, and it took such a long time to get that bus. now, you say the 27 is the success. i don't believe so. there aren't enough buses on that run. what you've done is you've eliminated the bus stops, kept the same amount of buses for that run and it still runs in a lousy way. so you're not to be commended. you're to be censored for what you've done and this should be ruthlessly examined because a lot of people are inconvenienced as a rule, but a lot of other people do and a lot peach have e been rudely inconvenienced on that line. so no thank you to the 27 bus line project. >> next speaker. >> that's the last person to turn in a speaker card under general public comment. >> moving on to our regular

. >> herbert winer? >> mr. winer, two minutes. >> herbert winer. i appreciate the thoroughness and systematic rigger before the board. there's a safety on the sidewalk. constantly, there's endangerment of pedestrians on the sidewalk. and an argument has been stated that if he build more bike lanes, there will be less violations. it's clearly illegal to ride on the sidewalk and people need to be protected, especially senior and disabled. and it's pointed out that a vehicle that travels at any speed a threatening to a pedestrian. that certainly applies to bicycles on the sidewalk. you have to stop this. so hopefully the laws should be enforced equally. so hopefully, when vision zero surveys people, they survey the pedestrians and not groups. what would happen if a member of the board were struck by someone on the sidewalk or a law enforcement officer? it's up to you to draw the conclusion. thank you. >> thank you, mr. winier. any further public comment? if you want to speak. so you'll be the final public speaker. tom, the floor is yours. >> thank you

jason winer who -- >> seth: i went to college with.really? oh, wow. well, he is wonderful. he directed "modern family" lot. i love "modern family. i really wanted to meet with him. and lesley wake webster, her grandfather went through a very difficult time at the end of his life, was a big choir director and ended up in this church in kentucky and it's got a real kind of "parks and rec" feel with this added musical element. it's a lot of fun. >> seth: and - >> and i play a broken man >> seth: you play a broken man >> yeah, that's my wheelhouse. >> seth: will we see you sing? is that going to happen? >> you will. >> seth: okay. >> you will. [ laughter ] you will at some point >> seth: it was just an anniversary as mentioned on the emmys when you - >> yes >> seth: and jimmy smits, 20 years-- >> 20 years. >> seth: on sunday of "west wing." that's crazy >> i don't know if you've felt this yet but it is very strange there's no segway in show business you're a young guy starting out. and then you're wilford brimley. >> seth: yeah. [ light la

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. >> herbert winer, i think the elephant in the room is the addition of more buses to the fleet. now you can say, ok, we've added some more buses, but you've retired more buses, which means the addition is much lower, if there's any addition at all. right now what you're doing is reallocating the existing resources to different runs, dust routes, different time schedules than the reft of it, but the population of this city is growing. the fleet is growing and it should be increased to meet the factors. basically, progress has been very gracial in this agency, if any at all. i would like to see a report on the task force because i don't know, frankly, you know, what the schedule is, when they're going to meet, public participation or anything. so these are my comments. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> christopher peterson followed by kat carter. >> i'm christopher peterson and my comment relates to the impacts of chase centre on transit service. i think it's very important that mta be evaluating the ripple effects of that. i suspect there are dust caned t kinds of ripple eff

. >> herbert winer by tom calberti. >> mr. winier, welcome back. >> what i want to discuss may be a muni secret and correct me if i'm wrong. because with muni forward, you have deleted altered bus stops but as far as i can see, amount of coaches on the runs have not been increased, so, basically, what you have, people walking alonger distance to watch the same amount of buses that travel slowly anyway and so there's actually less service. instead of being a zero sum solution, it's a minus one and, basically, what it amounts to is planning and some deception, similarly disguised as transit first. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> tom gilberti by rowan gadeu. >> tom, welcome back. >> thank you. ihardwoodgood to be back but loh away. >> nice to have you back. >> it's nice we're all here. wheel locks, i don't understand why we're not putting wheel locks on the new buses. all of the old buses had wheel locks. a certain amount of security in knowing that my chair won't fly away helps. now, we'r some of the