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I mean there's no guarantee the funds will make infrastructure any better

The title should say look at the totalitarian destopian hellhole Stolkholm has become with congestion pricing. The freedom to travel is a human right. Sweden needs to go back to capitalism and make the roads free of charhe again. Give me liberty or give me death!

I’m from the US and was on a ship. I brought my bike and visited Bristol. It got stolen on Christmas Eve.

If you have the will it can be done!

I'm very jealous you have politicians who actually make your town better. Great stuff!

But at what cost for he existing communities , killing long established businesses on commercials streets , creating an economy of ice cream cones and dollar storecreating traffic jams, toomuch is like not enough , if they really want to do good , permit longer hours with dedicated metro car for the ,morning and night commute

The musical performances were great.

I remember when I used to feel something when I watched this video years ago. That's gone now. Thanks for the nostalgia.

I get the busway. What I don't get is why it has to be guided. Wouldn't a simple dedicated road do just the same job. I tried describing this system to a friend but I still think that he thinks it's a wind up.

although Alameda doesn’t have BART because they were the last city with KKK members on their city council……..

I guarentee you 90% of the people in those apartments drive to work or work from home. Unless you live and work on the Alameda island, you absolutely need a car to survive. Try commuting to Hayward or Richmond everyday with only a bike and tell me these bike lanes are the magic that makes it happen.

Thank you for showing my city in such a positive way. Unfortunately we have too many "bike on the sidewalk" options on the bridges. 16th street needs a car lane diet with a protected bidirectional bike lane installed - same for Smithfield St Bridge.

OMG the masks....Looking back what a terrible idea. Riding in surgical masks? Doctors on wheels😂😂😂

A joyful mass ride & conference ! Thanks for working through the night to create a great film, Clarence. Anyone who was not able to join in - Go see Ghent. Its a wonderful & friendly city.

Wow, this is a lot of empty condos. Wonder if they’re before their time because I don’t see jobs or an office park nearby

We enjoyed meeting you...well done on the video!!

We are planning to cycle through Paris on our vacations in the next days, how difficult is it to rent a bicycle in Paris?

I went to Stockholm last summer with my friend and it was amazing. It was quite affordable and the hotel was super cheap and fancy! We also used the high speed rail to airport, metro, tram, bus and scooter. Just lovely 🥰

It is not a cycle superhighway, stop calling it that. 😂 Just call it bike path. That is what the whole Euroasian continent calls it, well except for Britain, and they are really car centric.

I went to Stockholm in 2001 and thought it was great back then. Looks like they've been doing a LOT in recent years. I shall have to go back and check it out!

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Is it just me or is NYC missing a REAL game plan for improving lower Manhattan when the congestion pricing gets implemented? Maybe part of the problem is that improving the common space isn’t a priority and won’t direct any funds to it, instead directing all the funds to transit? American cities demonstrate time after time that doing inauthentic changes to overcome political weakness results in failure!

I am not giving up hope on NYC this would literally transform the city. All of the car lite areas of the city including in the outerboros are so nice we can do better.

Did you guys hit any other Swedish cities while you were over there? Like, say, Gothenburg (Göteborg) or Malmö?

Bicycles, ebikes, electric cargo bicycles, robo taxis and escooters are great options for last mile, short distance travel. Reduced transportation costs and fossil fuels free transportation. Cities need to do more to encourage people to ride bicycles by providing SAFE, PROTECTED BIKE LANES and trails. Every adult and child should own a bicycle and ride it regularly. Bicycles are healthy exercise and fossil fuels free transportation. Electric bicycles are bringing many older adults back to cycling. Ride to work, ride to school, ride for health or ride for fun. Children should be able to ride a bicycle to school without having to dodge cars and trucks. Separated and protected bike lanes are required. It will also make the roads safer for automobile drivers. Transportation planners and elected officials need to encourage people to walk, bike and take public transportation. Healthy exercise and fossil fuels free transportation. In the future cities will be redesigned for people not cars. Crazy big parking lots will be transformed with solar canopies generating free energy from the sun.

Was the protest at the beginning sarcastic, or do those people actually think riding a bike is somehow bad?

This is so amazing! Keep working to be more like the Netherlands and your citizens will be happier <3

Thank you for the enjoyable, informative, and well-executed film!

I hope that American politicians and city planners are taking heed. The Danish and the Dutch have it right!

I had the privilege to be one of a few North American delegates to VeloCity 2003 in Paris. Paris was able to announce that they had gone from 1% to 2% of their population that year. How far they have come! Ghent looks like another great European cycling community.

Super impressive to make this video less than 12 hours after the event wrapped!! It was like a Portland Pedalpalooza or Cyclovia ride with great infrastructure along the whole route!

this is great!

Oh, god..... I hope 🇺🇲 does not become this. 🤢

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Wonderful!

Hmmmm I feel like NYC would really benefit from this, they should consider implementing it!

Hey, I'm unsubscribing. Not because I dislike your videos. Because I live in the Southern United States and know that I will never get to live in a walkable, livable city & seeing your videos makes me sad. Good luck everyone I hope you get to live in a nice place. I currently step over trash & homeless & almost get hit by cars everyday when I walk across the street.

8:40 I'd call it Norrström and call the sluice at the other end of the Old Town "Slussen" ;) Right now there's a few very very annoying streets works going on that makes biking to work a hassle for me. One is Slussen (which isn't planned to be all that great for bikes), another is the urban redevelopment at Årstaberg (commuter rail - LRT interchange just outside the inner city, old light industrial area turning into dense residential neighbourhood), and the last being that they have to block of a vital bike infra link at the other end of the bridge you can see at 6:55 in roder to widen the shared used path from like 2.5 meters to 4.5 iirc.)

It's very cute to watch. Many of the things shown in this video have been part of dutch culture for decades. Those sensors that track cyclists across intersections can be found across the entirety of the Netherlands. Traffic flows where you physically separate cyclists from cars have been around for generations too. Introduction of parks and pedestrianized area's where streets used to be have been in effect so long that you often can't tell anymore that it wasn't always this way. It's all about hating cars, and getting people out of them. Congestion pricing however is a nice new development. It be even better if emission pricing was part of that too, to encourage electric traffic.

lol, the loud New York energy of the host feels so out of place in Stockolm

Meanwhile in the USA, politicians would rather die than risk losing votes from car-addicted suburbanites.

lol... I thought this was sarcasm...

And Bogotá? Where is Bogotá? That city has the largest bike lanes of whole American continent

It's a great idea to start with areas around schools and mass transit hubs and then spread out and connect from there. I like it. My kids are all grown up now, but when they were in school, there was no way I would let them ride to school by themselves.

Very nice. I will have to come up there and try them myself sometime soon. It's too bad Viva Streets won't be coming back this year, but I'll be there in 2025, baby!

Wish all cities where like that.....

This is definitely a response to Kathy Hochul's decision

The world would be better if car roads didn't get in the way of people walking

I wish the rest of the boroughs could transition this way

I really love bike people and bike culture. Bikes bring people from all walks of life together. They are a positive force for good.