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by bluGill
1 day ago
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Again that sounds perfectly bikeable. You seem to be confusing not walkable with must have a car but bikes would just fine. While the large malls are likely only reachable by cars, I expect small malls are closer and in bike distance. |
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Downtown / midtown areas are often far more amenable than outlying locations, particularly at malls and office parks.
This isn't to say that you cannot bike places, or take risks (collisions, theft), but it's additional friction. As I said, the infrastructure, by American standards, is actually pretty good. I'm just highlighting the limitations / caveats.