NYC is better without cars.
- Thread starter Remote
- Start date
TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
You live in Manhattan?
His parents paid for his bicycle; apartment; and WIFI.
unfortunately they couldn't pay off the DMV to pass his road test; so here we are
I haven’t even been on my bicycle in 8 months.
It’s not about being a bike enthusiast.
It’s an undeniable fact that having a variety of modes of transportation increases health, quality of life, and even the economics of every city that undertakes it.
My parents didn’t pay for any of it.His parents paid for his bicycle; apartment; and WIFI.
unfortunately they couldn't pay off the DMV to pass his road test; so here we are
But if they did, you’d all be jealous.
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Wish they did this in Dallas more instead of the once a year they do it in May
Last edited:
A good balance is nice, obviously if you have kids, you're going to shop, travel far etc. you need a car.
They sent people to the moon 60 years ago, they should be able to plan cities to have balance between good public transportation, cars, bikes etc.
They sent people to the moon 60 years ago, they should be able to plan cities to have balance between good public transportation, cars, bikes etc.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
I love riding my bike when the weather is nice. the only thing that sucks is if u have to do something like grocery stopping, you're severely limited in how much you can carry.
You know, people with bikes addressed this very problem many times.
There are bikes and bike attachments that make grocery hauling quite easy.
And, more to the point…if you have walkable cities that aren’t plagued by urban sprawl because of dependence on the car, you’re actually quite likely to live closer to a grocery store. That means at least 2 things:
You’re able to shop more frequently, which reduces the need to haul a lot of items at a time.
And you’re more likely to see grocery stores with fresher ingredients because more frequent shoppers reduces the need for preservatives. So you tend to get healthier food.
only fat people hate bikes. covid 2 coming to a heart near you.
The propaganda is incredible with this one. 
A bunch of people aimlessly riding CitiBikes on their weekends off, going up and down on Park Avenue — and a content creator wondering why it can't be that way everyday.
Example: When Shane Tamura went up into the NFL's office the on a weekday and Park Avenue was shut down, traffic was a mess everywhere else.
Also ... That underpass they went through at 42 seconds has been closed off to cars for years.
A bunch of people aimlessly riding CitiBikes on their weekends off, going up and down on Park Avenue — and a content creator wondering why it can't be that way everyday.
Example: When Shane Tamura went up into the NFL's office the on a weekday and Park Avenue was shut down, traffic was a mess everywhere else.
Also ... That underpass they went through at 42 seconds has been closed off to cars for years.
Have you been to or watched videos of Paris in the past 3-4 years?The propaganda is incredible with this one.
A bunch of people aimlessly riding CitiBikes on their weekends off, going up and down on Park Avenue — and a content creator wondering why it can't be that way everyday.
Example: When Shane Tamura went up into the NFL's office the on a weekday and Park Avenue was shut down, traffic was a mess everywhere else.
Also ... That underpass they went through at 42 seconds has been closed off to cars for years.
Please do so. Then come tell us all about “propaganda”
Because it’s transforming that city for the better.