To be successful at reducing automobile congestion over thelong term, RFTA must attract riders who have cars, but choose to use transit for other reasons, such saving money and the environment.
As part of a 10-point plan to clean up the Tour, all riders have to sign an ethical charter, team managers and doctors have to give an undertaking not to prescribe banned substances and before the race riders will be lectured on the long-term health consequences of doping.