
Originally Posted by
Roody
I'm afraid that I have to agree with you as well as ILTB. Oh well, stranger things have happened--like fish riding bicycles.
The community depicted in the video looks very inviting--for people who are dependant on the automobile for almost all of their transportation. It looks OK for bikes, if you don't mind doing big distances every day. It looks like hell on earth for pedestrians and bus riders.
I don't know if you have ever walked much in the South but to me it isn't good at the best of times.

But like I said as small as that town is and as close as shopping is cycling should be no problem. I wouldn't think there is much trouble with a dial a ride service or something like it, if you need a bus. But with that few people how many would be using a bus anyway? I have been to Portland and many of the distances would be farther than 5 miles, not all I agree but way more than 60-90 or 100 cars will go by. Yes the bike would be my first choice of alternative transportation in that town but I wouldn't be surprised if they have some form of shuttle service for the populace. But if you and people you know can ride in the snow and ice someone could ride a bike in that town. The only reason I used you as an example is because I would move if we got snow and Ice.

I might buy a bent if I lived there, it is pretty flat.