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I’ve checked in on reddit a few time to see the chaos but otherwise I’m staying away, ain’t giving them my traffic.
I’ve checked in on reddit a few time to see the chaos but otherwise I’m staying away, ain’t giving them my traffic.
Try a calckey instance for a nice Twitter-like fediverse experience.
lmao, eat my ass blizzard
You’re right that currently it’s hard many places in the US thanks to suburbs, terrible zoning, car focused laws and so on.
But it’s not like biking itself is the issue here, it’s that you are in dire need of better infrastructure, zoning, public transport and laws.
Proper infrastructure and proper public transport which allows bringing bikes solve most problems.
With a cargo bike you can transport most things just fine, for stuff that can’t be transported by bike a shared car or delivery company can be used.
Riding bikes really isn’t very extreme
The practicality isn’t questionable.
Of course there are outliers and places/people it wouldn’t work for but the vast majority should be absolutely fine.
This is about Indians visiting other places
What a weird comment to leave, why did you feel the need to say this?
In places like Denmark, The Netherlands, Finland and so on, people bike in pretty much any weather without huge issue, rain, snow, heatwave, doesn’t matter.
Proper public transport where you can also bring your bike does a lot too.
Yeah calckey is by far the best twitter like experience