Bike Networks Now! Audiobook: Chapter 17. The Affordability Argument

from Bike Networks Now! · host Avi Stopper

The bike movement’s struggle is rooted in two problems: 1. Inadequate Political Support – We need broad coalitions that impel mayors and city councils to give local departments of transportation mandates to build and activate complete bike networks. 2. Inability to Execute – We need incentives designed to produce actual ridership and an entrepreneurial innovation model to actually make it happen. Policy alone isn’t enough. Implementation matters.

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