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Norway's Fyllingsdalen tunnel is a showstopping piece of urban cycling infrastructure – for a city where car-centric development still dominates

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Tags: norway.bergen, urban planning, infrastructure, bike lanes, government.local, policy.transport, tunnels, fyllingsdalen tunnel, automotive, cars, cycling, author.david zipper, source.citylab
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2023-09-21/how-norway-built-the-world-s-coolest-bike-tunnel?srnd=citylab

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  1. ignorabimus
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    The headline made me smile – "Secrets of the World’s Coolest Bike Tunnel". This is really amazing. Cycling is so much fun (especially when there are fewer cars) and a really practical way to go...

    The headline made me smile – "Secrets of the World’s Coolest Bike Tunnel". This is really amazing. Cycling is so much fun (especially when there are fewer cars) and a really practical way to go short distances (anywhere up to around 10-15km can be covered in half an hour), especially in cities (and with an e-bike one doesn't even have to be in great shape to do so either).

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