How can we make more space for pedestrians and cyclists?
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Don't forget to turn on subtitles!
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How can we make more space for pedestrians and cyclists? Let's travel to the Netherlands to learn a bit from the Dutch Case in this regard.
This video was shot in Autumn 2022. Many thanks to Meredith Glaser (Executive Director at Urban Cycling Institute), Dick van Veen (Owner at Dickvanveen Street Design Public Space), and Maurits Lopes Cardozo (Designer & Creative Engineer at Bike-minded) for kindly participating in this video.
#UMX #cycling #bicycle #cyclingcity #placemaking
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Great work, Gertjan & Arne!
Agreed! 👑
Walking, running, bicycles, escooters, green open spaces, electric buses, electric commuter trains and trams are all parts of a good transportation system. Speak up for improved transportation options in your city. Every train station needs safe, protected places to park and lock bicycles. Children and older adults should be able to ride bicycles to work, school or for fun safely.
Since this is co-funded by the EU, it would be great to have subtitles in the EU languages. I know it it a hassle, but people who subscribed to this channel are already convinced. When I want to convince people that do not know this channel and cannot speak English well, I cannot use these videos, even though they are great.
Thanks for your comment! Yes, we would like to propose multi-language subtitles in the future. This is why all the English subtitles are right now not integrated in the videos, but in TH-cam as subtitles and captions. We will keep you updated! In your case, which language would you be interested in? ☺️
@@urbanmobilityexplained I think all languages are important because they are all official in the EU. That would be nice but resources are probably limited, so the best way to go about this is probably the language of the countries with the most non-English speakers, i.e. if 30% of French people don't speak English it's about 20 million, and if no-one in Poland spoke English, it would be 37 million, so Polish would be more important.
So maybe just by raw potential viewers that are available by language.
EU languages? that's a union
@@miles5600 Yes but it has 21 official languages (or somewhere around that figure)
i find that most bike users are arrogant and make up their own rules. weaving in and out of cars if there is slow traffic and furthering delays when the traffic moves because the bike are not partnered with the entirety of the traffic. there is an underlying animosity between bike and car users. trucks and bigger vehicles don’t care about anything, except their schedules.
so separate them. people got places to be.