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american gasoline use

Quite a drop.

 

 

cutting down on travel

With and without stay at home rules.

 

 

making cities safe and practical for bikes and pedestrians

Comparing the strategies of Amsterdam and Copenhagen -- three parts and fascinating if you're into transportation systems rather than the vehicles.   The UK is thrown in as a car-friendly/bike and pedestrian hostile system (but not as bad as the US)

 

 

 

 

personal transport as seen in 1962

not exactly stable looking

 

 

the emergence of cycling for exercise and transportation

Short range transportation with proper social distancing and exercise.

 

business is up at nyc bikeshops

Transportation with social distancing. 

Of course if it really took off they'd be talking about much larger demands.

 

an early safe car

There are always dreamers who have ideas that no one buys.  

 

The ideas sometimes find unusual executions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

winter cycling

The Finns know how to do it.

 

department store monorails

Attracting kids to the stores post WWII

 

 

human-electric hybrid delivery

Many European cities have or are moved to speed limits a bit under 20 mph (30 km/h), are removing on-street parking and are starting to resist hours for conventional delivery trucks.  That can bring a lot of change.