The picture below says it all.
![](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2401/2138227325_a169444166_m.jpg)
Also check the video showing how Cambridge has maintained its culture of cycling even in the 21st century: Link to youtube video
Its important to remember that in all cities (including London) average commutes are 8-12 km and cycling is the fastest mode of transport on otherwise gridlocked roads.
Cheers,
ASJ
cycling
Cycling
-Shastri
Cycling in Bangalore
Cycling - manipal
Cycling on pavement
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cycling on increase in India
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Cycling at IISc too !
Cycling
Is it something to do with universities?
Nothing to do with Universities
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wow.. thats cool.. didn't
need a hercules
promoting cycling
Sometime back, I had suggested the following to a group of cycling enthusiasts in the city, with a view to promoting cycling:
But, obviously, this pertains to leisure cycling. I am not sure I would want to venture out on a bicycle to the main roads on a working day in today's kind of traffic. But, certainly, this can happen within local neighborhoods, even today, and should be what the city should be targeting eventually.
Muralidhar Rao
cycling
Infrastructure needs Vs Cycling
Edited post to fix the IE problem
Critical Mass of Cyclists
Donating cycles to garment workers?
You are right, Abhi !
IT Compnies
Other IT Compnies also have the similar kind of schemes. I also went and talked to my HR Manager about it, and they said that they can hardly do any thing, as this is driven from the Market's salary policy. Then i also talked about promoting bicycle as another mode of transportation, as ITPB does not allow Bicycles to be parked in the guarded parking area, but nothing has worked out as yet.
Regards,
~ Ravi