advisory committee, burt hill. >> one of the important things

next, we would like to hear from the chairman of the bicycle advisory committee, burt hill. >> one of the important things about this network is that it is truly a network. it not only covers the downtown city of san francisco, but it also applies to the west side where everybody lives and a lot of people drive. from my house, from there to park for free in this facility was 20 minutes. cheaply with the bike lanes, safely, healthy, at very low cost. all the economics and time and efficiency support that, and that is what this network is all about, offering multiple forms of transportation to get where we want to get easily, quickly, and healthy. thank you very much. [applause] >> that was a good question period that ends our speakers. we would like to take any questions you may have, and then we're going to quickly go across the street, and the mayor will be striping the first of many lines that will be built over the next few months. this topic only.

next, we would like to hear from the chairman of the bicycle advisory committee, burt hill. >> one of the important things about this network is that it is truly a network. it not only covers the downtown city of san francisco, but it also applies to the west side where everybody lives and a lot of people drive. from my house, from there to park for free in this facility was 20 minutes. cheaply with the bike lanes, safely, healthy, at very low cost. all the economics and time and efficiency support that, and that is what this network is all about, offering multiple forms of transportation to get where we want to get easily,

next, we would like to hear from the chairman of the bicycle advisory committee, burt hill. >> one of the important things about this network is that it is truly a network. it not only covers the downtown

hill. it can only be scaled one jeep at a time. since there are more than 200 jeeps on the trail, you can imagine the time commitment we have made here. all right, burt reynolds, eat your heart out. it took us 12 hours to go the distance, which was bad to me, but what got to me was the knowledge that once we got in, we had to get out. what have to do is not think of trail in overall distance, but think in yards and feet or even individual rocks. >> what worries me is everyone says wait until you get to the hard stuff. . ♪ somewhere over the rainbow, way up high. there is a man that i heard of once in a lullaby. somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue, and the dreams that you dare to dream, really do come true ♪ >> we're seven, seven and a half hours out. i would say in the last three hours we have gone about a mile and a half. we have three more hours to go. i don't believe it either. ♪ some day i'll wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind me. where troubles melt like lemon drops, way above the chimney top, that is where you'll find me ♪ somewhere over the rainbow, blue birds fly. birds fly over the rainbow, why oh, why can't