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It must depend on where in Boulder you live and work. From my perspective in South Boulder, there are many bike lanes and bike paths. I don't even have to touch
by blackguardx 9y ago
It must depend on where in Boulder you live and work. From my perspective in South Boulder, there are many bike lanes and bike paths. I don't even have to touch asphalt to get to work.
- saryant 9y agoI started bike commuting to Pearl today from south Boulder and I never have to go on a road.
- davidw 9y agoBoulder's bike infrastructure is pretty good for the US. The week I spent there, I got around by bike with no problems. They've done a lot right there, it's the housing that's completely broken thanks to people like Mr. "No more jobs": https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/04/business/how-anti-growth-sentiment-reflected-in-zoning-laws-thwarts-equality.html?_r=0 https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/04/business/how-anti-growth-... Having grown up in a place with its share of economic hard times, and having lived in Italy for many years, the idea of "too many pesky jobs" is... absolutely mind boggling. Like something from another planet.
- saryant 9y agoThat man is a colossal moron, which is part of why I love that article's line about how he too is a transplant. "I'm here! Lock the doors!"