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A group of cyclists, mostly from the Universidad Central, on Ave. Septima. |
Today wa Bogotá's annual Car-Free Day. Mayor Gustavo Petro gave the day a novel emphasis on bicycling by cycling to work himself, and creating a temporary bike lane on Ave. Septima and a Sunday-style Ciclovia on 26th St.
But, while I saw more cyclists than normal, the two-wheeled turn-out seemed a bit underwhelming.
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A cycling poster that appeared today. 'I'll meet you pedaling over there. Let's hope they leave us our own lane.' |
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Cyclists make good use of the temporary bike lane on Ave. Septima. A good idea which should last. |
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Cyclists on 26th Street, which was turned into a Sunday-style Ciclovia. But the turnout looked a little lonely. |
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'Slow or with space?' A poster advertises car-free day. |
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Exito supermarkets gets into it. |
By Mike Ceaser, of
Bogota Bike Tours
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