Pleasant cycling paths which are not shared at all with cars.
It would probably be worthwhile to design cities to encourage this: to design cities to be fast to get around by bicycle. How do you do that? We know how to encourage cycling in an existing city. But if you were designing a new city to be optimal to cycle in, what would you do?https://twitter.com/asymco/status/1118530522144235521 …
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Streets designed exclusively for walking and cycling, paths on "car" streets to get you to exclusive walking and biking streets
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Also housing close to both retail and employers
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Make it plan
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As few roads as possible. That may well mean: no roads.
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Flyvbjerg’s research seems relevant.
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How about a cycle-only city? You know how some areas in some cities are closed for pedestrians only. I'd love to see some bike-only lanes in these the same way we treat cars. And we will, I'm sure of it
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https://bicycledutch.wordpress.com/2014/02/23/junction-design-in-the-netherlands/ … is a great blog for this kind of stuff.
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Hire the Dutch.
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But honestly, after spending time in Amsterdam, I believe the #1 necessity is protected bike lanes. Then people cycle more, and it becomes a flywheel.
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