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Coworker next to me rides 15km to work every day. Works fine, he just bathes at work rather than at home. He always shows up with a big smile, sqeeky clean. Al

• mns 4y ago
  And would your company provide showers for everyone, if at least half the people would decide to bike? When I was around 10Km from work, I mostly used public transport, as even a mild summer day in central Europe was quite intense, and I'm not one to race through the city.
  • drran 4y ago
    Take the bath at home before the ride, so you will start smelling next day only. Use CoolMax-like underclothes, for better cooling when ridding, so you will sweat less and stay dry for a whole day. Use deodorants with anti-respiratory effect. And so on.
  • markvdb 4y ago
    Chances are that less than half would come by bike, but even if they would, ik could still make a lot of sense: - Cycling employees are healthier. Belgian stats say they average more than one sick day less per year. - Cycling employees are less stressed. You can squeeze more productivity out of them before they burn out. - Cycling employees take up less parking space with their vehicles. - Compensating cycling employees for their mobility needs- a fiscally friendly form of compensation in many countries - is often more tax advantageous than doing the same with their car driving colleagues. - ...and a ton more reasons.