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The Best and Worst of City Cycle Schemes
28th February 2017
This article looks at the varied results associated with city bicycle sharing schemes, highlighting the fact that many have failed and the different cost structures of each scheme.
It suggests that whilst the London scheme is becoming increasingly popular, we still lag behind Hangzhou, Dublin and much of the Netherlands, although given the bike-friendly nature of the latter, that isn't too much of a surprise.
Leeds City Council plans to spend a further £6.5m on extending its cycle superhighway scheme #Traffex2017 https://t.co/pScu4GHHBF pic.twitter.com/wRnWikLEe7
— Traffex (@Traffex) February 13, 2017
This is what happens when you properly invest in a city wide cycle lane scheme! If you build it they will cycle & multiply 🚴🚲🚴🚲🚴 https://t.co/u2wYlLC9Xp
— Andy (@Lets_getcycling) February 9, 2017
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