PeoplesElbow
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Study finds that once people use cargo bikes, they like their cars much less
Even some one-car households ditched vehicles in favor of cargo bike-sharing.
arstechnica.com
Yea no...
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Possible in more compact countries where goods and services are within biking distance, but not in spread out America.Study finds that once people use cargo bikes, they like their cars much less
Even some one-car households ditched vehicles in favor of cargo bike-sharing.
Great concept, distance is the great equalizer, not much use around southern MD. is my guess.Study finds that once people use cargo bikes, they like their cars much less
Even some one-car households ditched vehicles in favor of cargo bike-sharing.
Your wife need to stop putting so much antifreeze in your coffee.
Does she take cooking lessons from Ken?
Makes me wonder why they don’t mix Viagra with that Perroni’s disease drug they advertise the hell out of.
Seems to me the blue pill would give it a boost and help straighten that Puppy out.
Ask Austin how their bike sharing program went. Or don't because they'll just lie, but how it went is that the bikes ended up being stolen on the regular and cost the city a fortune.
Bike sharing is only feasible in large metro areas, which also happens to be where the criminals are.
Bike sharing is only feasible in large metro areas, which also happens to be where the criminals are.
You don’t see them around the metro stations in DC anymore.Ask Austin how their bike sharing program went. Or don't because they'll just lie, but how it went is that the bikes ended up being stolen on the regular and cost the city a fortune.
Bike sharing is only feasible in large metro areas, which also happens to be where the criminals are.
same reason I’m sure.
That was an absolute cluster **** in the day, they dropped them everything!