The US wasn’t equipped for 2020’s cycling boom. Its failures stem from a century of leaving bikes behind.
December 26, 2020
When COVID-19 hit last spring, transportation departments began designating temporary bike lanes to accommodate a pandemic-era surge in cycling. Although the pandemic highlighted some cities’ ability to innovate, it also forced the US’ longstanding lack of good biking infrastructure into the spotlight. yahoo!news
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