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Originally Posted by Addick
Obviously I'm not talking about every bloody day of winter. Furthermore, those are usually overnight lows and how many days a year does it actually get that cold during the day? Enough not to invest in an adequate amount of cycle infrastructure.
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There are lots of days where it's that cold. If you're biking to work, then it will be in the early morning, often before the sun is up, and after work, after the sun's gone down.
I think you underestimate, by a fair margin, just how long and brutal our winters are. Not surprising. You're in London.
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1. Safer environment.- Faster speeds.
- Direct routes.
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Those are results. Tell me how you're going to implement them.
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From my experience and research, I conclude that it is inconvenience and fear.
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What research and experience is that? It counters my experience and research.
I used to live downtown. I used to bike to work. I had a few co-workers that also biked. When it was cold and snowy out, all but one of us still biked to work. I would usually walk or take the bus if I happened to be out while it came by.