Friday Video: It’s Been a Week! Take A Breath And Watch People Bike In Utrecht
Take a break, regulate yourself, and get back to fighting for a better future for transportation in America.
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12:02 AM EST on February 7, 2025
Less than three weeks and a zillion disturbing executive orders into the new presidential administration, it’s safe to assume that a lot of Streetsblog readers are a little anxious right now. So if you need a moment to recharge and regulate yourself before you plug back in to the fight for a better world, might we recommend this soothing video of bikes rolling quietly through the streets of one of the most cycle-friendly cities on the planet … give or take the occasional noisy polar bear plunge in a public canal?
Here it is, your moment of zen, courtesy of Bicycle Dutch.
This story is the work of the Streetsblog staff.
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