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Nothing to do with a Parisian method, it is used everywhere where we want to "make the cycle lane" but we do not put the means behind ...Christophe wrote:[...] not the Parisian method which consists in simply making a delimitation on the main roadway, [...]
I am fairly divided on these cycle lanes, but I think it is better than nothing at all (at least the cars know that we exist !!! ) and sometimes there is simply no room to do anything else ... (outside of a major road renovation, of course)
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It's your anti-car fundamentalism that annoys me somewhat ...Rulian wrote:@ Bucheron: what I said on Motor Nature is only mine. But the more it goes, the more I myself share my own opinion on this question Sorry if I seem "closed" to you. Anyway, we're here to talk about cycling. [...]
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Woodcutter wrote: cycle lanes
Here is a good term to distinguish them from "real" cycle paths
Woodcutter wrote: You should go and say that to those who howl to death at every step of Delanoë, it will reassure them ...
Precisely not all truths are good to hear ...
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Woodcutter wrote:It's your anti-car fundamentalism that annoys me somewhat ...Rulian wrote:@ Bucheron: what I said on Motor Nature is only mine. But the more it goes, the more I myself share my own opinion on this question Sorry if I seem "closed" to you. Anyway, we're here to talk about cycling. [...]
It is a matter of conviction: I firmly believe that Mr. Toutlemonde's automobile has no long-term future. In the same way that I am convinced that the sun will never be blue with pink weights, although I would find that charming. It is not a question of opinion but of perception of things. Sorry if it seems fundamentalist, but we don't choose the color we see the sun.
Anyway ...
PS: If you want us to feed this troll together, trollons by MP.
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Godwin in sight?
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I don't like trolling by MP, the troll is only of interest if it is public ...
What I find very limited in your words is to say (in summary): "MN only tells bullshit"... just because you perceive that VP has no future ...
Wouldn't you think of yourself as the center of the world sometimes?
Regarding Vélib ':
http://ecologie.caradisiac.com/Velib-ga ... -grain-535
What I find very limited in your words is to say (in summary): "MN only tells bullshit"... just because you perceive that VP has no future ...
Wouldn't you think of yourself as the center of the world sometimes?
Regarding Vélib ':
http://ecologie.caradisiac.com/Velib-ga ... -grain-535
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