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		<title>By: Lars Barfred</title>
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		<description>The article picture on the frontpage, is actually from Copenhagen Denmark, where 50% of the inhabitants commute by bike, and the 35% (incl. out of towners) of the total commuting is done by bike. Statistics aside I still recon The Netherlands to be bike country #1.

What is remarkable about this video is not only the bikes, but also the amount of public buses and light rail, and lack of private cars -This is truly a very desirable urban traffic flow, hopefully to be replicated by most cities around the globe.

-Lars Barfred  </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The article picture on the frontpage, is actually from Copenhagen Denmark, where 50% of the inhabitants commute by bike, and the 35% (incl. out of towners) of the total commuting is done by bike. Statistics aside I still recon The Netherlands to be bike country #1.</p>
<p>What is remarkable about this video is not only the bikes, but also the amount of public buses and light rail, and lack of private cars -This is truly a very desirable urban traffic flow, hopefully to be replicated by most cities around the globe.</p>
<p>-Lars Barfred </p>
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