Paris now has a cycling network bigger than Amsterdam and “more daily trips in Paris are now made by bike than by car”.
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Paris now has a cycling network bigger than Amsterdam and “more daily trips in Paris are now made by bike than by car”.
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Immediately thought of https://xkcd.com/2832/
I hope the Parisians get to keep their bicycle lanes!
Meanwhile, in DC, on Monday, the National Park Service will begin removing the bicycle facilities on the land that it controls (including some of the most-used protected bike lanes in the country)
All because they can, and because it hurts people who are Not Them.
Another article about cycling in Paris from the FT with some practical tips for other cities. https://archive.is/20260316191912/https://www.ft.com/content/882ebf59-d14a-4d4c-beb7-af72df31a4f3
Amazing, the top of that story basically describes NYC, too! *
* narrator: no it doesn't
I wish drivers realized that every cyclist is a person who otherwise might be in a car. The more cyclists there are, the less traffic there will be. Cyclists are great news for car people too.
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