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And all it took was to make it viable. I wonder how quickly other cities would change to preferring bike use if only the infrastructure to use bikes safely exi
by zik 2y ago
And all it took was to make it viable.
I wonder how quickly other cities would change to preferring bike use if only the infrastructure to use bikes safely existed?
- jareklupinski 2y agoI'm hoping one of the knock-on effects of NYC's congestion tax will be more desireable biking on city streets, especially on those currently without bike lanes which may snowball into those bikers demanding more bike lanes, and so on. the current bike lanes are alright, but somehow i always find myself needing to cut across two lanes of traffic to make a left or something at some point
- machiaweliczny 2y agoIn NYC you should also have some law that prohibit's going more than 20mph on bike, as some e-bikers are a bit crazy.
- jareklupinski 2y agoit's the pedestrians hanging out in the bike lanes that are crazy :P that's not an NYC problem though, in Paris i couldn't walk for more than 15 min without seeing someone on a bike slam into a pedestrian from the ensuing dialogue though, i was starting to get the feeling they were doing it on purpose (both bikers and walkers)...