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true. I should caveated my statement - that short of a commute w/ dedicated bike infrastructure? That's a no brainer.
by jordache 9y ago
true. I should caveated my statement - that short of a commute w/ dedicated bike infrastructure? That's a no brainer.
- 5555624 9y agoOr at least a non-hostile infrastructure. Until last June, I biked to work, year-round, for 18 years. (I didn't even have a car.) My job moved and I've commuted by car, even though I am slightly closer to the office. Part of my potential cycling route has dedicated bike lanes, sharrows, and even a parallel trail; but, part of it is on a busy state road, with no shoulders and often a half-mile backup for the left turn I need to make. (Yet another part is essentially a two-lane, unlit, country road; but, I can deal with that.) I have not yet ruled out cycling altogether; but, I think I need a better, if longer, route.