• Yabai@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    The practicality isn’t questionable.

    Of course there are outliers and places/people it wouldn’t work for but the vast majority should be absolutely fine.

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      1 year ago

      Even if it’s not practical right away, that’s just a reason to vote to put people in charge who would make it practical and convenient.

      It’s also possible to join a non-profit that engage with the public and local governments to make bicycle-friendly infrastructure happen.

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      1 year ago

      It is questionable though in most states in the US atleast. Not sure how someone who lives a 20 minute drive from the nearest town in the middle of nowhere is supposed to ride a bike around. The whole world isn’t urbanized

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        1 year ago

        You’re right that currently it’s hard many places in the US thanks to suburbs, terrible zoning, car focused laws and so on.
        But it’s not like biking itself is the issue here, it’s that you are in dire need of better infrastructure, zoning, public transport and laws.