Since the westbound Bayshore was closed coming into SF, BART determined this was the perfect time to do gardening around San Leandro affecting westbound BART into SF. This meant passengers had to sit parked for 45 minutes, making it a 1 3/4 hour commute. More dollars to public transportation won't fix incompetence.

Friday 10/23 6:00 commute A dozen or two people bypassing the sand to enjoy the asphalt. A sunny day. However, not enough to compensate for how the rains will lower the averages @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Larry, this proves Rec & Park's total numbers are obviously screwed up. If they claim Calif accounts for 95.9% of the 486,006 visits over a 12-mth period, then total visits for the year would have been 506,798 (486k/.959). So, where did Rec & Park's 1.7 million figure come from?

Does anyone really believe the public defender's spin that Edwin Adam's ankle monitor batteries were dead? The Public Defenders' Office runs a fantasy from a an ex- public defender office employee, now writing for the Standard, and then a Chronicle writer forwards it? Talk about an echo chamber.

Thursday Oct 22 During the 6pm commute— a Sunset thoroughfare closed so a single person can enjoy asphalt Winter is coming. How will Rec-a-Park hit 200+ hour avg usage with days like this @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Wednesday 10/21 6pm What would normally be utilized by Sunset commuters is denied to allow 8 privileged people to walk on asphalt. I guess they are too good to walk on the sand or existing path. @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Wed Oct 20th 10am Another day, another abandoned Asphalt Park. Maybe 10 people on this stretch of highway, displacing thousands of Sunset commuters @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Same thing at 6pm yesterday. Maybe 7 people on the abandoned highway. Why isn’t Joel Engardio taking photos now? @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Monday 10/19 2pm Maybe 8 people on the Asphalt Park. But at least that anti-car crew ended global warming by closing down this thoroughfare @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Sunday 10/18 2:30pm Back to normal Sunset weather Rec & Park calculates 500+ people visit the asphalt every hour for 14 hrs per day. Guess the other 490 are congregated at one end of highway @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Chronicle editorial cloaked as article Hartlaub and I both bike commute. I live in SF, Hartlaub in Alameda. Yet he is lobbying to impose his beliefs on Sunset residents that live 20 miles away, arguing against a compromise on the Great Highway. Typical arrogant Chronicle virtue signaling @EricaJSandberg @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Saturday 10/17 5:30pm Rinse and repeat. During heatwave, a few dozen on the asphalt, while hundreds on the beach To get to Rec-a-Park’s 500/hr asphalt #’s, would need thousands per hour to compensate for dead foggy days like today. Or, just count beachgoers as asphalt lovers @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Friday 10/16 5:30pm The heat wave brought out throngs to the beach and a couple dozen for the Asphalt Park. Of course, Rec & Park in their quest to expand their empire counts the throngs as asphalt lovers @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Smart Train: Monster electric motorcycles crowd out and discourage pedal bike usage @smarttrain

Thursday Oct 15 1pm on a beautiful Sunset day Looks like 3 people enjoying Joel’s & Lux’s Asphalt Park. @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

We’d 10/14. 1pm Beautiful day and a whole ten people enjoying the desolate asphalt park @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Tuesday 10/13 1:30pm 14 people. Now I can appreciate why they had to close the Great Highway— to accommodate this mob of 14 people @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

Monday 10/12 3:30 About 6 people enjoying the holiday non the asphalt, while a couple dozen enjoy the sand. Just not seeing the Rec & Park’s numbers @SelenaC10705 @larry

Sunday 10/11 at 6:30. A mob of 25 people— part of the 500+ the rec and park counted. Just not seeing any evidence of 500/hr @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6

1:35 pm, Saturday 10/10 and about only 10 people on the Great Highway. However, Rec & Park will count 500+ for the hour @SelenaC10705 @LarryQ6