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Why would you walkways your kid every time they want to get out on their bicycle? And how will you know when it’s time to pick them up again because they decid
by Someone 4y ago
Why would you walkways your kid every time they want to get out on their bicycle?
And how will you know when it’s time to pick them up again because they decided they want to get home?
- Schroedingersat 4y agoI provided a variety of solutions. That one was to hedge against the mental gymnastics I predicted you'd perform at the prospect of a child crossing a road. If you want to know how it's actually done, go visit a school in finland or netherlands.
- Someone 4y agoAFAIK, what they aim for (and often do) in the Netherlands is what I said: having all houses in 30km/hour zones and requiring any crossings of higher-speed car lanes to be on segregated cycle paths. Kids don’t walk their bike to a cycle path or cycle on the sidewalk to avoid cars, they enter the street in front of their house (likely after riding on the sidewalk for a few meters, even though that’s illegal. Adults do that, too) That street either has a low speed limit or has separated cycle paths.