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Have you ever visited Milton Keynes in the UK. You can get across town without touching a road, as they have a completely separate cycling infrastructure. The
by keypress 9y ago
Have you ever visited Milton Keynes in the UK. You can get across town without touching a road, as they have a completely separate cycling infrastructure. The red routes. Sadly though as they are out of sight, they are used by hoodlums and gangs at night, to the point people don't want to use them. Shucks, people. They are also used by mobility scooters.
- chrismealy 9y agoA major part of the Dutch system is the bike network has the most direct routes, while cars generally have to go around.
- jacquesm 9y agoExcept around highways where bikes have to make ridiculous detours and the car on-ramps are relatively straight. Near Zaandam there are a couple of really nice examples of this, bike detours easily 1 km for what would have been 200 m at best without the detour. (Onramp of A8, both sides).