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Nah, he's saying that trips are usually made in the company of one or more persons, and that those persons are on foot. Thus the total trip time is composed of
by khafra 18y ago
Nah, he's saying that trips are usually made in the company of one or more persons, and that those persons are on foot. Thus the total trip time is composed of unlocking, travelling at a walking pace, then re-locking. This is true, in my experience, but isn't a very good argument against making bicycles available to everyone for free.
(alternatively, if you're rolling in dough, try something like the Xtracycle which can carry passengers and cargo)
- anamax 18y ago> This is true, in my experience, but isn't a very good argument against making bicycles available to everyone for free. The majority of college students who walk between classes have bikes, so why would the availability of free bikes change their behavior?