As cities around the world are seeing a significant increase in bicycle use, I wonder if You are seeing a significant increase in your neighborhoods - in the city or towns?
Bicycling in Buenos Aires and beyond
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Speaking as a ex touring cyclist In the 12 years I've lived here and despite the introduction of cycle lanes in our town the number of cyclists I see daily has noticeably decreased over the years. On the other hand the number of motorbikes I see on the roads has risen dramatically as has car ownership.
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This is all very well but if only cyclists could respect others and learn the rules of the road.
Red lights? Ha ha, forget it because they don't give a damn and if you hit one, you get blamed even if the cyclist is in the wrong.
Buenos Aires should expand its cycle lanes, not destroy them - Buenos Aires HeraldIt’s parked cars, not bike lanes, that block our streets. Cycling is not the problem — it’s the solutionbuenosairesherald.com -
We've got some cycle lanes here however they're often blocked by vans dropping stuff off at shops or by folks who have the entrance to their garages. The biggest problem here are those cyclists and moped riders who use the pavements. I nearly got hit by a moped yesterday when I came out a shop just as the guy passed. He just looked at me as if I was in the wrong!!
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Several times I have been almost hit by motorcycle who swerve into the bike/pedestrian lane so they can avoid the speed bump in the road.
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This is all very well but if only cyclists could respect others and learn the rules of the road.
Haha! Do you mean bicyclists are now lane filtering, Splinter ? And shooting out ahead of cars before the traffic light turns green? 🤪
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Haha! Do you mean bicyclists are now lane filtering, Splinter ? And shooting out ahead of cars before the traffic light turns green? 🤪
That's our prerogative!
