During a recent government meeting, discussions centered on enhancing bicycle safety and the controversial \"art car\" project aimed at raising awareness about reckless driving. Alder Cox emphasized the need for a multi-faceted approach to improve bike safety in the city, highlighting the importance of education, enforcement, and infrastructure. He noted that while the city is making strides in building bike lanes, there is a pressing need for drivers to be educated on respecting cyclists. Alder Cox pointed out that current driver education programs do not adequately cover bicycle safety, suggesting collaboration with local schools to integrate this crucial topic into the curriculum.

The meeting also addressed the \"art car,\" a project designed to draw attention to reckless driving. Alder Moore raised concerns about the project's effectiveness, arguing that it has shifted public focus away from the serious issue of reckless driving to the art piece itself. Despite mixed opinions, city officials acknowledged the car's role in sparking conversations about road safety. They clarified that the project was funded primarily through the arts board, with minimal contributions from the Department of Public Works (DPW).

As the meeting concluded, officials expressed appreciation for the collaborative efforts of various city departments in addressing community concerns and promoting public safety initiatives. The discussions underscored a commitment to improving both driver and cyclist education as part of a broader strategy to enhance road safety in the city.