The new Motorists party presented its program and candidate for the Prague municipal elections on Tuesday at the Žižkov Tower. It will be led by the spokesman of Václav Klaus, Petr Macinka, and in other places, for example, the economist Vladimír Pikora or the former director of TSK Petr Smolka. Motorists want to drastically revise the number of cycle lanes in the city, introduce a free metro or one parking card for all parts of the city. “Our city was attacked by Pirates four years ago. Mayor (Zdeněk) Hřib enabled the rise of cycle fanatics from the Praha group, who only restricted, overeducated and bullied drivers,” explained Macinka, the main reason why the motorists’ party was created.  “We want to break down all the barriers that the current Deputy Mayor Adam Scheinherr put in the way of drivers. We will review all cycle lanes that Prague has literally been littered with in recent years. We want to delete them,” said Macinka forcefully. In addition to cycle lanes, motorists also want to reduce the number of auxiliary road markings. “I mean all those forests of green plastic posts. In case of electoral success, we want to do it before winter, so that these abominations do not complicate the work of road workers,” he added. Motorists see public transport as the only alternative to cars, which they want to support. For example, they want to ensure free metro fares for the citizens of Prague. Furthermore, they would like to reduce the price of an annual travel coupon valid throug