Bike Networks Now! Audiobook: Chapter 9. Digital Infrastructure

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Bike Networks Now! Audiobook: Chapter 9. Digital Infrastructure For a map to evolve, it needs a publishing mechanism that’s up to the task of illuminating a bike network years before it’s formalized. Once a city identifies its Best Available Network, the next step is to use digital infrastructure to light it up so people can go use it now. The ramifications are incredible: within six months, any city can have a complete, navigable bike network. <a href="https://bikestreets.com/book/digital-infrastructure" class="sqs-block-button-element--medium sqs-button-element--primary sqs-block-button-element" data-sqsp-button > Read the Chapter

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