How Vancouver got half of its citizens out of their cars @Curbed

Vancouver’s low-impact, high-return bike lanes

 Jeff Arsenault

The news that Copenhagen now has more bikes than cars on its streets seems like a distant fantasy—if not downright impossible—for vehicle-bound American cities. But when it comes to weaning cities off the automobile, the U.S. has a fantastic example to learn from right here in our backyard. Vancouver residents now take an incredible 50 percent of their trips by walking, biking, and riding transit.

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