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Critical Mass
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Thursday October 01, 2009 14:07 by Conor. M dublin-critical-mass at googlegroups dot com
'we are traffic' The first critical mass in Dublin for years was a great success, but more importantly, it was great craic. In the doom and gloom of it all it was nice to take to the streets for a different reason. The cm left the meeting point at around 6.45, Friday 25th Sep. |
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Jump To Comment: 4 3 2 1I'm just checking out the article about the last Critical Mass now. It was an idyllic evening: as we cycled down the quays under a pink and golden September sky, I looked at the ribbon of cyclists stretching in front and behind me and I was pierced with the knowledge, that the city could belong to cyclists, that cycling was a righteous pursuit, that next time we could cycle in our hundreds, that with a valiant heart nothing is impossible!
Every cyclist in Dublin should get involved in helping to organise the cm, come to the next meeting everyone!!
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Nationally over 200,000 people drive 4km or less to work
There are an estimated 1 billion bikes in the world
Cycling is the quickest mode of transport in an urban environment for trips up to 6kms
75% of cycle accidents occur at junctions
In 1986, 7% of all trips to work in Ireland were made by bike. By 1996 that figure had fallen to just over 4%.
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Aint pedaling for votes
Twenty bicycles can be parked in the same space taken up by one car
On a bicycle you weigh about six times more than your vehicle
In 1986, 7% of all trips to work in Ireland were made by bike. By 1996 that figure had fallen to just over 4%.
Over 45,000 people drive 2km or less to work in Dublin