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Old 11-19-05, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by sbhikes
Convenience is a definite incentive. In our car-centered urban design, bikes just aren't convenient.
I think it becomes more convenient to ride a bike when the traffic bottle necks and parking becomes expensive (because of demand from increased traffic).

I've had to drive my kids places on occasion where there is significant traffic commuting to or from work and even including the distances involved, it would be more convenient to ride a bike because you can easily by-pass the bottlenecks that the drivers sit and wait in.
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