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“Bike-sharing graveyard” in Xiamen, China; “a monument to the industry’s arrogance.” Photos by Chen Zixiang from this Guardian article.
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“Bike-sharing graveyard” in Xiamen, China; “a monument to the industry’s arrogance.” Photos by Chen Zixiang from this Guardian article.
Making Cycling Safer in China—By Design
Dockless bike-sharing, booming in China, recently arrived in Washington D.C. Planners can sustain the boom by redesigning streets. WRI China transport experts tell how, drawing lessons from the bike chapter of our popular report: Cities Safer by Design.
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Bike Lanes and Beyond: Innovations Shaping the Future of Cycling in Urban Landscapes
In the ever-evolving landscape of urban design and transportation, the resurgence of cycling has captured the imagination of city planners, environmentalists, and health-conscious citizens alike. As urban areas grapple with congestion, pollution, and the imperative to create more sustainable modes of transportation, the humble bicycle has risen to the forefront of discussions. However, it’s not…
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Shared bikes, e-scooters, cars are still OK to use during coronavirus outbreak
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If you can’t even shake someone’s hand and you’re supposed to keep a solid 3-foot social distance as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads, jumping on a shared electric scooter can’t possibly be a safe activity. Right? But with the proper precautions, it should be less risky to partake in the sharing economy.
While the coronavirus is shown to stick around on certain surfaces for up to four days
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