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You mean places like... Amsterdam? Plenty of rain here. That won't stop people from biking. If the majority of people own a bike, but not a car, biking becomes
by PanMan 7y ago
You mean places like... Amsterdam? Plenty of rain here. That won't stop people from biking. If the majority of people own a bike, but not a car, biking becomes the default. Even with rain.
- trenning 7y agoNo places like Wisconsin and Minnesota where there's week spans of high temps that barley get above 0F and wind chills that will give you frost bite if you're exposed for too long. I live in Seattle, rain sucks to ride in and most people don't have facilities to change or shower at work. That's a luxury not a standard. It's all a moot point anyways because all this assumes everyone lives within biking distance of work and that work trucks/vans don't exist for a valid purpose.
- bluGill 7y agoI went to school in MN, and regularly did 1 mile walks in all weather including highs of -25F. You learn to dress for it.