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>Your sentiment is perfectly understandable, but also wrong. What do you mean it's wrong? The poster said bikers were behaving like assholes, and you refute it
by hueving 11y ago
>Your sentiment is perfectly understandable, but also wrong.
What do you mean it's wrong? The poster said bikers were behaving like assholes, and you refute it with a quote saying a biker from Europe acted like an asshole here?
- TulliusCicero 11y agoSorry, I meant this specific part here, which felt like the conclusion: > I feel like this needs to change first before the area becomes bike friendly. He's got it backwards: you don't wait until cyclists behave well before you invest in good infrastructure. You invest in good infrastructure, which causes cyclists to start behaving well. The difference between the Dutch cyclists and American ones isn't that Americans are just all huge jerks in comparison, it's that only one of those two groups feels like they have to break the law to get around on bikes.