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We have these things in Miami http://miamibikescene.blogspot.com/2010/09/secure-bicycle-parking-university.html http://miamibikescene.blogspot.com/2010/09/secu

• onewland 16y ago
  Cycling in the same roads as Miami drivers must feel like a gamble for your life. (I cycle every day here in SF, and I used to live in Fort Lauderdale, I speak from partial experience).
  • tjarratt 16y ago
    I've spent many a morning in SF dodging taxis, oblivious pedestrians and potholes and can't even imagine how Miami/Fort Lauderdale could be any worse.
    • onewland 16y ago
      It's suburban, which means the roads are generally 40MPH or faster, and cars drive extremely aggressively there. Though a busy SF street may seem chaotic, the upper limit on speed gives drivers a lot more time to react to you and vice-versa.
• jules 16y ago
  I thought one of the advantages of bikes was that you don't need several square kilometers of parking lots in the inner city ;) We have these: http://www.edinboro.edu/dotAsset/141432.jpg http://www.edinboro.edu/dotAsset/141432.jpg
• heyitsnick 16y ago
  I think this was linked a while back, it's a Japanese automated bike storage system. I couldn't find the original video (which had an interview with the designers), but this shows it in action: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/video/2009/nov/05/bicycles-japan-bike-tree http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/video/2009/nov/05/bicy...