>> herbert wiener. there's some things that are missing in the executive director's report, such as a service level, missing, late, broken buses, bicycle violations, bicycle injuries to pedestrians. now it was pointed out in a previous meeting, i can access this on-line. i think it should be made public at this hearing because then the board can call these statistics into question. it's a great inconvenience to try to access them on-line. they should be made public. secondly, that muni emblem, i think it represents a fluctuating level of service which is so

>> herbert wiener. there's some things that are missing in the executive director's report, such as a service level, missing, late, broken buses, bicycle violations, bicycle injuries to pedestrians. now it was pointed out in a previous meeting, i can access this on-line. i think it should be made public at this hearing because then the board can call these statistics into question. it's a great inconvenience to try to access them on-line. they should be made public. secondly, that muni emblem, i think it represents a fluctuating level of service which is so unreliable. it goes up and down and round and round. thirdly, that movie was really ex-quisitely about mta, except it was about another city. >> thank you as always mr. wiener. any further public comment on item seven? that brings us to item eight. >> clerk: mr. chair, i do not see a cac officer here today, so there been be no report. moving onto item nine, general public comment. [agenda item read]. >> clerk: mr. chairman, directors, we do have an o

. >> herbert wiener. perhaps the proposal should be called uber on sidewalk. no one should be on the sidewalk with these transportations -- alternate means of transportation, and that includes bicyclists. and i'm wondering if it's going to be save to leave my house and walk on the sidewalk with the, you know, scooters bearing down on me, and i'm wondering, should the police department make an exception. am i entitled to use mace or pepper spray to defend myself against these rogue means of transportation? what would happen if a member of the board were struck by a scooter? what would be their response? you know, i think that this is an opportunity to banish scooters and bicycles from the sidewalk. it's against the law, you're upholding the law. and i think by having this lax enforcement of bicycles on the walk, you've opened the door to this problem. so, you know, it's -- it's really very frustrating, and for my own safety and for the board's safety, and for the citizens of san francisco's safety, shoot down this proposal. i'm sure there are other legitimate j