Energy Efficient Transport Inside 610

Part 1/3 promoting cycling as a legitimate secondary mode of transportation inside Houston's urban core. This part is dedicated to the energy efficient benefits that are only offered through bike transportation.

[@enchantedbananas]

did you know most of the growth in our metro area is happening outside of CoH and majorly in Fort Bend and Unincorporated Harris County? The people that need to have cycling infrastructure the most, don't have anyone to advocate for them.

[@jiainsf]

Good points but going into the details of a bicycle will be lost on many, especially when you start talking about mass and other technical aspects.
Within the loop of any city, bicycles are very much viable. I think you should keep exploring the overall system, networks, connectivity to places that matter, and what places within the loop this idea of yours will work. Where do bicycles as a transportation mode mirror that of a car? Explore the addition of bicycle parking, routes, and safety. How can the lives of inner-loop Houstonians be improved if cars are reduced/removed from the area. How will this affect people who are not from the inner-loop. Etc.

[@vitaminmnd1993]

Admittedly yea, this video was flashy and fun in my mind, but by the time I executed it came out kind of choppy and boring unfortunately.
But to your second point I think I will continue to explore Houston bikability, just in shorter 1 minute videos that are much quicker to produce and edit. "which neighborhoods of Houston are actually bikable?" would be a great 1 minute video idea... Thanks! ;)