What a dream...

[jhershbine]

I'm not sure if this has been posted before, but I just found this video of cycling and pedestrian friendly cities. If only we could reach this point in the United States....

Enjoy...

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[ctyler]

Thanks for posting this. What a great video. Makes me want to move.

[crtreedude]

It was just in La Nacion down here that out toward Liberia they are adding a bike lane because the Pan American highway is too dangerous for cyclist (I am sure you all would laugh at the so called danger)

Because most people can not afford a vehicle - the feeling is that the roads should be able to support bike traffic.

[gerv]

Thanks for this. Following observations:
1) Seems like urban traffic control/design is more advanced in Colombia than in the US.
2) Notice that very few of the European cyclists wore helmets.
3) Maybe it's time for me to move. I could open a helmet store in Copehhagen or Amsterdam.:)
4) Maybe this is the future. Sounds good to me.