Bike Friendly Oak Cliff

A friend of BFOC forwards along an article from FastCompany that includes this great infographic from GOOD magazine which notes the correlation between the exponential growth in bicycling/walking and the amount of funds directed toward developing communities that embrace these modes. This chart shows how developing for multi-modes creates tangible change for regions.

§ 2 Responses to GOOD Magazine Graphic Notes Correlation Between Ridership and City Planning

• Streetsblog.net » Chicago Takes Tentative First Step Toward Bike-Sharing says:

  June 29, 2010 at 9:57 am

  [...] the biggest trade bottleneck on the planet, a bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. And Bike Friendly Oak Cliff highlights a graphic showing the not-so-surprising fact that spending on bike and pedestrian [...]
• Streetsblog New York City » Chicago Takes Tentative First Step Toward Bike-Sharing says:

  June 29, 2010 at 9:59 am

  [...] the biggest trade bottleneck on the planet, a bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. And Bike Friendly Oak Cliff highlights a graphic showing the not-so-surprising fact that spending on bike and pedestrian [...]