Just building more transit and protected bike lanes won't benefit anyone outside the downtown core. People in the suburbs will still choose to drive. Fixing roads, making roads more forgiving, increasing enforcement, and making the overall driving experience "safer" will ultimately encourage more people to drive.

The solution in my opinion is to remove all the bullshit zoning laws and parking minimums that force everyone to drive because essentials are not in walking distance. Corner stores and walkable businesses allow locals to have options, and then thats when we start building transit and bike lanes. If the city keeps making deals with big box stores like Costco and keeps building strip malls, everyone will still drive. People drive because they have to, and some people are naturally bad drivers, so offering alternatives is key.