• MexOPM
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    4 hours ago

    We planned for active travel

    So you’ve thought about the cyclelists?

    Not that kind of active travel!

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    You know, when I buy a bike, I always buy the one that’s easiest to push because only crazy people would ever get ON one.

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      Honestly seems more like an art project than a legitimately useful-for-any-purpose bridge - like it’s beautiful and makes the neighborhood nicer, but also… It cuts maybe 30 seconds off of the walking route?

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        That’s why I posted the picture, there’s really no reason for cyclists to go on the bridge, it might save them 30 seconds. The article is click bait

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          If anything it probably makes the biking route take a bit longer, since you still have lots of walkers to dodge but a lot less room to do so, and on a curvier path with some unknown-to-me material that’s probably not as smooth as pavement.

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        When you dig into the plans, it’s pretty much that: A nice way for people to walk through the wetlands.
        It’s not designed to cut time off any journey.