Why the Netherlands Have a Biking Culture (and Other Countries Don’t)
The Netherlands are full of bikes. In fact there are more bicycles in the Netherlands than residents - and in huge cities like Groningen, Utrecht or Amsterdam up to 70% of all journeys are made by bike. While in other countries like Germany riding a bike is always some kind of a near-death experience, the Dutch created a casual biking culture with a vast network of clearly marked and huge cycle paths. But how? Let's find out.
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Intro Music:
MÆT - Start Again
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Analogue - SINY
Backlash (Instrumental Version) - Sam Kramer
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Canada - Cushy
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Death on Mars - Etienne Roussel
Mercedes - Aesyme
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Night Stalker - Wave Saver
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