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Most Sundays, here in Tokyo, they shut off some of the roads round the Imperial Palace for cycling from 10am to 4pm. These are wide carriageways with 4 lanes each way in one of the world's most populous cities and they manage it.
You still have to stop for Red lights (this is Tokyo!) but it provides a great area for cyclists of all ages to enjoy a few km's of open space
I was at this with my daughter today and it was absolutely fantastic. Thank you to the organisers, the volunteers, the marshals and all those who provided entertainment. Here's to the next one. Let's hope it's not too far off.
Great for the kids.
I remember coming back from watching the first London-Surrey classic on Leith Hill. On the A24 just out of Dorking, there was a small lad - maybe 4 or 5 years old - riding his bike on the dual carriageway. He was loving having so much empty tarmac to play with. Made my day.
Great to see people out enjoying it.
The three hour window is a bit miserable but from small seeds...
super stuff
super stuff
Its started, wont be long now till more cities follow suit. Wait till its one day a month, then one day a week..... Ok im now getting carried away with myself.
Belfast had regular traffic free periods for years. In my day they were called bomb scares.