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On the other hand, the reduction in cars due to people switching to cycling makes the infrastructure incredibly cheap. Look at the video in [0]: how much space
by crote 2y ago
On the other hand, the reduction in cars due to people switching to cycling makes the infrastructure incredibly cheap.
Look at the video in [0]: how much space would you need if every single cyclist was driving a large SUV? Look how smooth the traffic flows through the intersection, how many flyovers would you need to achieve this with cars?
Yes, cycle infrastructure does indeed take up a nonzero amount of space. But it easily pays for itself by reducing the need for far more space-consuming car infrastructure.
[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RQrKP9a0XE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RQrKP9a0XE
- beastman82 2y ago> the reduction in cars due to people switching to cycling makes the infrastructure incredibly cheap This is a logical leap of enormous magnitude.
- DirkH 2y agoIt's an empirical one born of Dutch evidence