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3.1. Active transportation 3.1.5. Competition among bike-friendly cities – Factors that encourage bike use Bicycle paths alone are not enough. Listed below are some of the additional factors that must be in place to encourage bicycle use. • High percentage of arteries or main roads with bicycle paths, parallel paths or shoulders; • Good bicycle access to bridges, underpasses and other means of bypassing obstacles; • Willingness to innovate and adopt new approaches such as bicycle paths, marking shared roadways and bike boxes; • Proximity of parking to destinations; • Short and long-term parking that is secure, protected and well-marked; • Bike transport facilities on board buses, trains and ferries should be the norm rather than the exception; • Signage on long-distance cycling routes; • Moderate temperatures favourable to cycling. Sources: - League of American Bicyclists, Bicycle Friendly America: The Blueprint, 2011. - John Pucher and Ralph Buehler, Analysis of Bicycling Trends and Policies in Large North American Cities: Lessons for New York, 2011. 4. 56
3.1. Active transportation 3.1.5. Competition among bike-friendly cities – The winners Top spots to explore by bike – Chicago Tribune – <strong>Montréal</strong> (Québec) – Bruges (Belgium) – Hell's Gate National Park (Kenya) – Prague (Czech Republic) – Portland (Oregon) – Seville (Spain) – Vietnam and Thailand – Paris (France) – Austin (Texas) – Kyoto (Japan) Best bicycling cities – Copenhagenize Index • 1. Amsterdam • 2. Copenhagen • 3. Barcelona • 4. Tokyo • 5. Berlin • 6. Munich • 7. Paris • 8. <strong>Montréal</strong> • 9. Dublin • 10. Budapest • 11. Portland • 12. Guadalajara • 13. Hamburg • 14. Stockholm • 15. Helsinki Sources: - “Top spots to explore by bike,” Chicago Tribune, 12 May 2012. - Copenhagenize Consulting, “The Copenhagenize Urban Cycling Index 2011,” Copenhagenize Consulting, July 2012. 57
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