What if bicyclists were human too?

by George Seldes
April 12th, 2007 at 01:14:57

What would we do if traffic engineers and urban planners operated under a law that said that their spouses/partners and their children had to use bikes in their cities and towns at least half the time?

What if we cared about encouraging non-polluting, healthful transit that doesn’t require an Army to obtain the fuel?

One answer to those questions probably looks like this (separated bike lanes):

http://www.streetfilms.org/archives/physically-separated-bike-lanes/

One Response to “What if bicyclists were human too?”

  1. Lo Fleming Says:

    I think anyone who works in transportation planning should be required to ride public transport and to ride a bike at least once a week or if that’s to intense they should be required as part of the an entry requirement to ride a bike for one month and to take public transport for one month.

    I think that would help in creating solutions that will not kill cyclist and leave people who take public transport waiting for 45 minutes for a bus.

    Lo

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