How the Dutch created a casual biking culture

Re:How the Dutch created a casual biking culture by adrianN on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @02:48AM (#17866206)

To be fair, SF seems to have four-way stop signs at basically every intersection. I don't think we have four-way stop signs anywhere in Europe. Coming to a full stop and accelerating again every hundred meters slows you down a lot more on a bike. It's a pretty stupid road design for cars too, it kills your fuel economy.

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Re:How the Dutch created a casual biking culture by nojvek on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @10:07AM (#17868298)

Yep and the fact that only one car goes through at a time and drivers need to keep in mind whose turn it is.

It’s a really awful design. Just have a roundabout. It flows traffic through a lot better.

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Re:How the Dutch created a casual biking culture by adrianN on Wednesday August 29, 2018 @10:58AM (#17868681)

Or remove all signs and rely on right-of-way. That's the cheapest solution and works pretty well. If traffic is too heavy install traffic lights.

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