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I agree about the "too far to bike". my current commute is 30+ miles. It still falls into the "too far" category. I do plan on moving within 10 mi which I'm ver
by abfan1127 5y ago
I agree about the "too far to bike". my current commute is 30+ miles. It still falls into the "too far" category. I do plan on moving within 10 mi which I'm very interested in the bike. Issues still stand that it limits my ability to run errands during the day. I don't run errands every day, but now I'd have to plan. Another downside is I live in Phoenix where summers are 110degF for 60-70 days. Winter is nice!
- Lendal 5y agoI'm within 10 miles, so now I guess I need to go to some city council meetings and lobby for a bike lane or sidewalk or something. Right now, of all the highways leading to this industrial park (yes it's well within city limits), none of them have a sidewalk or bike lane. The road shoulders are high grass. It's not a new highway either. This highway has been here literally for decades. Yet it has no sidewalks, bike lanes, or shoulders. Plenty of room to build them. The will is simply not there.
- andylynch 5y agoGood idea. 10 miles is a very bikable distance (my ride is 8), but it sounds like the bigger problem is your roads are only built for one kind of traffic.