It's exciting to see how biking and public transportation infrastructure works in a city that actively embraces it, as opposed to my own city which seems to fight it tooth and nail. The idea of a...
It's exciting to see how biking and public transportation infrastructure works in a city that actively embraces it, as opposed to my own city which seems to fight it tooth and nail. The idea of a bike garage is something I never even considered before. In the US - even here in NYC - it's cars, cars, cars.
I find most exciting images of people running errands with cargo bikes, picking up their kids from school. Lots of inspiring infrastructure is posted here https://twitter.com/placesforbikes/.
I find most exciting images of people running errands with cargo bikes, picking up their kids from school. Lots of inspiring infrastructure is posted here https://twitter.com/placesforbikes/.
Meanwhile, here's a thread that shows what discussions about bicycle policy look like in New York: https://twitter.com/DaveCoIon/status/1004847635365269504 Sigh.
Human-scale, environmentally-friendly transit that encourages good health and stimulates the economy through easier on-street engagement and more available real estate? It's more a Shelbyville idea.
Human-scale, environmentally-friendly transit that encourages good health and stimulates the economy through easier on-street engagement and more available real estate? It's more a Shelbyville idea.
It's exciting to see how biking and public transportation infrastructure works in a city that actively embraces it, as opposed to my own city which seems to fight it tooth and nail. The idea of a bike garage is something I never even considered before. In the US - even here in NYC - it's cars, cars, cars.
I find most exciting images of people running errands with cargo bikes, picking up their kids from school. Lots of inspiring infrastructure is posted here https://twitter.com/placesforbikes/.
Meanwhile, here's a thread that shows what discussions about bicycle policy look like in New York: https://twitter.com/DaveCoIon/status/1004847635365269504
Sigh.
Human-scale, environmentally-friendly transit that encourages good health and stimulates the economy through easier on-street engagement and more available real estate? It's more a Shelbyville idea.
Hmm, I might take my bike down to Utrecht just to experience that!