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> For instance if there is heavy snow they’ll clean up the car roads but not necessarily the bike ones. Isn't that just a logistical issue though? If it snows,
by MrBuddyCasino 7y ago
> For instance if there is heavy snow they’ll clean up the car roads but not necessarily the bike ones.
Isn't that just a logistical issue though? If it snows, suddenly a huge area is affected. You would need an unreasonable fleet of cleaners to clear all pathways in time. I think they can only concentrate on the main roads, most "car" roads aren't cleared, too. But I may be off here, are there cities that clear all bike lanes?
I'm in Munich too btw., I think the bike infrastructure is pretty okay (try biking in Stuttgart)? I rarely use public transport, its just too slow and inflexible. I also don't think it can be improved to a point where it can reasonably compete with biking. And thats ok, biking is fine. Just take the bike, its more fun and healthy anyway.
- Xylakant 7y agoCopenhagen for example prioritizes major bike lines over streets afaik.