Ask a cyclist what it’s like to ride in Indonesia’s capital – a sprawling megalopolis of 10.2 million people...More than likely, they’ll tell you it’s outright dangerous...Car-free days may be popular, but there is almost no [cyclist] infrastructure... [However, there] is hope among cyclists that bike lanes will become a priority after the city’s [mass rapid transport] system is finished in 2019. In the meantime, several young innovators are taking matters into their own hands. — The Guardian
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Imagine this in NYC ... How would the elite get around, Uber bicycle cabs?
this one was nice too: http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/sep/04/ride-hustle-kill-repeat-the-underground-cycle-gangs-of-los-angeles
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