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A Dutch perspective on cycling in the United States.
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brianmanahan
Lifer
i wish bikes had their own roads or sidewalks, at least in towns/cities. it would cost a buttload and it will never happen but it would be fantastic.
well maybe it will happen if we get flying cars.
well maybe it will happen if we get flying cars.
Newbian
Lifer
The drivers play by the rules part at .22 was complete BS as you need to play by them also as a cyclist and it shows him not waiting his turn.
Also he compares it to the Netherlands to chicago often yet the state of illinois is over 3 times larger then their entire country so yea it's going to be a lot harder with how spread out the states are.
Biking in countries of europe is easy for a reason... it's so damn small for most of them so cars are needed more in the states.
Also he compares it to the Netherlands to chicago often yet the state of illinois is over 3 times larger then their entire country so yea it's going to be a lot harder with how spread out the states are.
Biking in countries of europe is easy for a reason... it's so damn small for most of them so cars are needed more in the states.
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_Rick_
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And yet most of America lives in (sub-)urban communities.
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