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Of Course People Don't Want To Bike To Work
06 Oct 2023 | Abstracted from Jalopnik
"Whether it's cars parked in the bike lane or a lack of secure parking, it's no wonder people don't want to cycle to work right now." According to a recent report from Bloomberg, the number of people cycling to work in the U.S. is on the decline...the near-endless stream of news reports about New York cyclists being knocked off their bikes, is enough to put any sane person off spending any time biking around Manhattan."
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