Amsterdam did this, it's great.
We also prioritise bicycle lanes and pedestrians. Getting rid of cars is the best thigns for a city
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Amsterdam did this, it's great.
We also prioritise bicycle lanes and pedestrians. Getting rid of cars is the best thigns for a city
Public transport followed by safe cycling lanes are the best way to get people out of cars.
Free, extremely convenient bicycle/motorcycle parking helps too.
Amsterdam arguably has the best public infrastructure, I've done a fair amount of traveling and I can't think of better public infrastructure.
Two ton blocks of steel moving a excessive speeds and making a lot of noise isn't something you want around homes and people.
You might need to spend some time in a city like Amsterdam to understand, I loved cars before I lived here now I feel very differently.
On one hand fuck cars on the other hand I would personally want to go faster on an ebike
I've gone faster on a normal bicycle plenty of times and in that case if you don't have a speedo, you may not even know you're breaking the speed limit