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Old 04-08-13 | 06:06 AM
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njkayaker
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From: Far beyond the pale horizon.
Originally Posted by mr_pedro
Amsterdam has, unlike New York, a very dense network of trams and busses. The metro network on the other hand is far less dense.
Are you sure the bus/tram (the same thing functionally) density is higher in Amsterdam?

It doesn't seem likely that they would move any where near the same number rides per capita as a large metro subway system would.

It's possible that buses/trams don't change bicycling usage. It's possible that a large metro subway system could.

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