Live far or near cycling infrastructure?

[shootingstar]

No we didn't ask for gender.

I just made a general comment...not totally scientific. But plausible because I know the dynamics and have been on the other forum for a few years.

[NbyNW]

I'm finding the questionnaire to be a bit challenging. Maybe they could define "cycling infrastructure." I have a feeling that what the City of Edmonton considers to be cycling infrastructure is quite different from my own definition.

[shootingstar]

Not meant to be a totally academic exercise. As soon as stick in definitions, it maybe alot of reading for folks.

But results would be interesting if international in scope.

Hint- what comprises of cycling infrastructure is given in the multiple choice options for anyone to choose. If they wish.

Then indicate in comments box any other comments....

NWBY, your hubby could do Edmonton, and you Seattle. Split tasks.

[BleeckerSt_Girl]

I'm not totally sure what a biking infrastructure is, but I suspect that might mean I don't live near one.

[bmccasland]

I'm not totally sure what a biking infrastructure is, but I suspect that might mean I don't live near one.

From the survey page: "It can be bike paths, signed bike routes, buses with bike racks, etc."

[NbyNW]

Such infrastructure may or may not connect to other such infrastructure, and may or may not be usable by cyclists with a wide variety of skill levels and comfort levels using such infrastructure.

[shootingstar]

NbyNW: You're too smart for your own good.