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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wish we could be like Amsterdam but we have hills and disgusting summers. You'll never have a critical mass of bike commuters because it is hugely impractical for office workers. I wish they would invest more in public transit.[/quote] Hate this aspect of Amsterdam. Pedestrians are routinely put at risk as they have to cross the "bike highways" to get out of the street before the light changes, or are being dropped off somewhere by their uber. Definitely not relaxing to go walking down the street. [/quote] And somehow the Dutch have survived. Everyone rides a bike in Holland. Drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists are all the same people at different times of the day. Everyone understands the norms and rules. It's only self-absorbed tourists that don't understand what's what. That being said, DC will never be Amsterdam. And it's delusional to think otherwise. The bicycle mafia in DC - all twelve of them - are a huge hindrance to the efficient movement of people in DC. Their preciousness and their influence over the DC Council has been an enormous burden on the quality of life in DC. Invest in public transportation. It's not complicated. Why do a handful of rando cyclists have so much sway over a metropolitan area of 6.5 million people? [/quote] +1 agree[/quote]
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