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Your reply is in really bad faith. The person said "cheaper", not "cheap".

• robocat 3y ago
  Fair enough. The points I made are just as relevant to "cheaper". costs/benefits need to be compared against population usage. You are not arguing against the data I gave.
  • jochem9 3y ago
    If you build cycling infrastructure, you get more cyclists. 'Build it and they will come' turned out to be true in the examples I gave (and there are many other examples out there). The question is if you want increase that 3%. For me it's a no-brainer, given the benefits.