Stationary bikes maybe?

It's the main reason I relocated to Utrecht. After years of safe streets advocacy I wanted to live in a place without forced car dependency.

Melissa Bruntlett, co-author of Women Changing Cities, talks about why the practice of mobility has to shift from economically driven trips to "Mobilities of Care": This includes travel to school, health care, shopping.

Care trips are most of our trips.

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Jan-Peter Balkenende, former Prime Minister of the Netherlands & Chair of New Mobility Foundation on the moral imperative to leave no one behind in the transition to a green, sustainable future.

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tbh I have similar feelings about Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge remodel in PDX. Make it an earthquake-hardened bridge, but for walk, bike, emergency vehicles only, not a redundant bridge for cars. Save a billion dollars.

Time to start building for our future, not supporting our car-soaked past.

100% agree with you on the need to continuously update tech regulations.

Tech deregulation impacts social safety nets, public space and public discourse, good governance, and ultimately our freedom of choice & expression.

Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson is smart!

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Movement & team building
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Yes! I think the swingset frames are brilliant as bike workstations!

They give each workstation (16 of them now in Utrecht) a perfect amount of space to move in, and they were fast and cheap to install.