Political strategists have long observed that many voters will oppose policies simply because they believe the opposing political team supports them, revealing deep partisan divides.
The article illustrates how banning right turns on red lights has been framed as a partisan issue, with implications for broader road safety policies and public transportation.
Issues such as traffic safety have morphed into culture-war battlegrounds, drawing lines between Team Blue's focus on safety for all versus Team Red's more car-centric approach.
The recent shift in road policy in blue cities demonstrates a growing commitment to improving safety and accessibility for non-drivers, challenging longstanding car dominance.
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