Aivars wrote that, in his opinion, marginal minorities demanded privileges for themselves, presenting it as a struggle for violated or unestablished rights. He claimed that this happened at the expense of the majority's tolerance and increased tension. As an example, he mentioned Dzirnavu Street, where, according to him, traffic had been impeded even on weekends after the street was narrowed. Aivars wrote that the bike lanes on both sides of the street had been empty on a sunny autumn day, while cars had accumulated in dozens, and flower beds had also been placed in the roadway area. He expressed hope that a more reasonable approach would return to the city center and that it would come alive again, rather than becoming a place intended for a specific café-goer audience. #pilsētvide #transportaizsardzība #sabiedriskātransporta (translated)
