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It is often said cities get the traffic they plan for, and there is no better example than the corridor behind Amsterdam Centraal Station. Where automobiles reigned supreme as recently as 1997, an endless wave of cyclists enabled by decades of bold and effective mobility policy.
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🐏Catharina Anna Maria van Vliet - Gelukszoeker -vor 2 Jahren
Think about it. Replace 'where everyone has a car' with; 'where everyone has a bicycle' Esspecially how much cheaper your life is when you don't have to have a car to get around. (and for Amsterdam, don't forget to include the costs of parking 😖)

Diarmaid Coffeyvor 2 Jahren
We were just there! Remarkable how quiet it was walking out of Centraal despite the crowds

Bike Worcestervor 2 Jahren
Cities get the traffic they plan for. @myworcester @WorcsTravel @WorcesterLabour @worcsgreenparty @WorcesterLibs @Worcester_Tory

Dividend Daddyvor 2 Jahren
Looking forward to renting a bike when I get to Amsterdam this August.

Ansgar Johnvor 2 Jahren
There is a car tunnel now, like Düsseldorf along the Rine. It is great.

Derek Kertonvor 2 Jahren
I'll happily check it out on Sunday!

TigerLoDauvor 2 Jahren
We need this in Hong Kong

