There's been a lot of good coverage of Dutch cycling infrastructure in British media lately, which I find encouraging! The most recent article I enjoyed was The Guardian's history of Groningen's revolutionary re-engineering in the 1970s. While it characterises the move as "anti-car", perhaps suggesting erroneously that ...
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I'm starting a podcast project with a friend of mine who is something of a Vehicular Cyclist. As I'm a Confirmed Pootler, I feel like the two of us can cover more of the topical ...
more ...One of the nicest surprises from the Tour de France was this excellent Chris Boardman video essay on Dutch cycling infrastructure:
By and large it was a study in the style of Mark Wagenbuur's videos, complete with one of Wagenbuur's own clips of a "rush hour" Dutch cycling ...
more ...It's bound to come up eventually in any conversation about Dutch cycling infrastructure: someone tries to wave away all successes in the Netherlands either by claiming it's an Ineffable Aspect of Dutch Culture, or just say "But it's flat over there. We've got hills!"
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@Chris_Boardman 2nd iconic pic of #stopkillingcyclists Die-In by @electricpedals echoing great 70's Amsterdam Die-In pic.twitter.com/s5ZX75URF7
— Donnachadh McCarthy (@DonnachadhMc) June 30, 2015Londoners will look back on the Summer of 2015 as either the moment things really got changing, or a peak we wish we could reproduce ...
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