Sam Daly E-bike economics

E-bikes for Democrats

A $1,700 e-bike for societal inequality, climate change, and taking power back from the federal government.

Cost of living

Pay less to get around

Twenty miles a day: about $100 a month of gas. On an e-bike, $1.50. Parking is free.

Equity

A $1,700 ticket, not a $13,000-a-year club

The poorest fifth of households spend about 31% of their income getting around. The richest fifth spend about 10%. An e-bike is $1,700 and a wall outlet.

Housing

A car is a rent payment

Drop a car and keep about $10,000 a year. A bike needs a rack, not a parking space.

The war and the tariffs

Stop paying at the pump

War and tariffs make gas expensive. Those trips stop paying that price.

Health care

Cheap years of life

A New York study put bike lanes at about $1,300 per extra year of healthy life — cheaper than most medical care. The e-bike is how you use the lane.

Air

Less exhaust on the block

The EPA says kids near busy roads face more asthma. An e-bike has no tailpipe.

Livable streets

Not sitting in traffic

Quieter. Less of the street. Time you get back.

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