Yeah, I'm spending 2 weeks in Boulder, Colorado, which is known as a very bikeable city. It has lots of on-street bike lanes, and it doesn't have a lot of dedic

Yeah, I'm spending 2 weeks in Boulder, Colorado, which is known as a very bikeable city. It has lots of on-street bike lanes, and it doesn't have a lot of dedicated cycleways as such, but there are a large number of river paths (which is a common way of doing multi-use infrastructure here, since the right-of-ways are already there), therefore avoiding many intersections. Because of the time savings not waiting at traffic lights, going 2.5 miles on slightly reduced speed on paths is faster than going 2.0 miles next to cars and waiting at traffic lights.