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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 20. 01. 2024
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While the US has got a long road ahead when it comes to bicycle infrastructure, some cities are finally pedaling some common sense.
Here we explore the USA's Top 10 Most Bike-Friendly Cities, and we'll see how how these pioneering urban areas are transforming their streets and cultures to embrace cycling.
From New York City's bustling bike lanes to Portland's world-class cycling infrastructure, each city offers unique features making them a haven for bikers. Learn about their dedicated bike paths, bike-share programs, and innovative urban designs that prioritize safety and accessibility for cyclists. Whether you're an avid cyclist or simply interested in urban development and sustainability, this video uncovers the cities leading the way in making America more bike-friendly. Join us on a journey through these ten urban landscapes, where biking is not just a mode of transportation but a way of life.
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Why was there a shot of a city along a huge stretch of beach with palm trees for Minneapolis?
I love using the London Underground in New York.
Bike advocates need to distance cycling advocacy from the climate change scam if they want traction with taxpayers. Cycling is awesome and healthy, that's a winning message.
Troll
I agree, climate change, isn't as the tell-a-vision tell us.
Geoengineering is at fault here not combustion cars, or co2.
Exactly I live in rural Alabama and I ride everyday and I donât even commute I just ride 10-20 miles a day. Itâs become my everyday workout I havenât lifted weights in months and I used to lift every single day!!
@@creeperfury I appreciate you setting us all straight. I mean, we COULD listen to the global scientific community...but my money is definitely on "creeperfury" being correct.
@@theodoreolson8529 The so-called "global scientific community" isn't to be trusted, as the most of them are bought.
Why was there a shot of a city along a huge stretch of beach with palm trees for Minneapolis?
Why was there a shot of a city along a huge stretch of beach with palm trees for Minneapolis?