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True, but how many would ride a bike in chilling winters?
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If you protect them from car drivers? Many more than you think.pic.twitter.com/iOBCRPEspT
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I am sure that is the Copenhagen rathaus
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Indeed, it was Rådhusplads before the metro station construction works were finished. Now the square has another beautiful bike lane that connects with the one in the video!pic.twitter.com/thmihR3MQj
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Are these optmizations of spatial efficiency ecologically positiv or negative? -> more free space = more space for car traffic from outside the City = more KM driven by car. So it works in the Netherland:pic.twitter.com/igAYDrrwLe
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Taipei might disagree. (Watch during rush hour.)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCDSGVpWuNI …
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Best cycle lane ever, very wide

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The problem is TFL think bikers must against drivers, and drivers will against railway, and public transport/private vehicles can not exist together. As city transport planners, you need to make improvements in every mode, not only on bike lines because it is easier.
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