My sister sent me this video of bike rush hour in the Netherlands, where more than a third of the people commute by bike! Awesome.P.S. On the flip side: Crazy NYC traffic.
(Top photo by Garance Dore)
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OMG...Look at that! That’s busy.....Imagine riding a bike in that city...Huh?
ReplyDeleteKisses and that girl look great! I want her shorts :)
That's absolutely amazing.
ReplyDeleteI bet that rush hour is hell for cars.
ReplyDeleteI saw that chic on Garance Dore and I'm in love with her ever since!!!! Ahhhhh such a timeless beauty! I need to buy a bike! :)
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That is so neat...it makes me happy to watch all those not-cars :)
ReplyDeletehahaa,,well,at least she still look stylish while biking.
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Wow, good for them!! I would never be brave enough to ride my bike in downtown Chicago. The other day by my office I saw a man riding his bike, smoking, talking on his cell phone and carrying a bag!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Downtown Portland is starting to look something like this. Did I spy a side car on one of those two wheelers? I want one. Much more chic than those funky trailers for the kiddos, plus I could really keep my eye on them. Also of note, I did not see a single helmet. Of course, a helmet would put a kink in a perfect long wavy locks and bangs style, but still..........
ReplyDeleteSigh, and America wonders why its fat. haha. Granted, as much as I love riding my bike, I don't want to ride it up and down the massive hills in Pittsburgh to get to work.
ReplyDelete*kate
Oh my goodness that is such a sight to see! Can you imagine living in a place like that? I've been wanting a bike for a while- um, I live next to a levee so I really have no excuse. There are bike people and non bike people and I want to be a bike person.
ReplyDeleteBeing from Holland, this is a perfectly normal situation for me. We do - within reason - everything by bike; transport our kids, groceries and mainly ourselves to school, work, station or shops. Ofcourse our country is ideal for biking, flat and tiny!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful. I rode my bike to work for a year. Now that I have a car, I'm very grateful and can't say I would go back but maybe one day.
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of warm summer days when I went biking in Amsterdam streets, had glorious lunches by the canals and visited the Van Gogh Museum...
ReplyDeletePlease, please wear a helmet.
ReplyDeleteHow ironic I would post a bicycle accident story today:
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Yep, that's what we Dutchies do, we bike! Everyday I take my 2 kids on my bike and get them to school or we do grocerieshopping with the bike and a huge crate to stash everything in!
ReplyDeleteOh shame on us everything without a helmet... :)
Great picture, love the jeans!
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I wonder what the guy was doing riding a bike and pulling one alongside him early on in the video... Very cool.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing; bikes and buses! I don't remember seeing one car OR one helmet!!
ReplyDeleteI wish the whole world was like Amsterdam. We could say goodbye to Global Warming, and excess weight!
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I love bike, I love this picture :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing. I wish more cities had that kind of biking infrastructure.
ReplyDeleteI love this so much. I've been reading lately how biking isn't just a mode of transportation, but more importantly a fresh, therapeutic way of living. I love that! I'm getting super inspired to ride my bike more. Now if they only designed a cool bike that would accommodate two kids!:)
ReplyDeleteAh, but those bikers are nuts though, they will knock you down if you're not paying attention! I always walked instead of biked because I felt like I was seeing more of the city.
ReplyDeleteAmazing post!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! That's what UC Davis looks like! Everyone commutes by bike; it's pretty cool! Jennifer:)
ReplyDeleteThat's great...also, in the winter, I believe they commute by ice-skates as well. I'd love to visit!
ReplyDeleteWow. amazing! Inspiring me to ride my bike more. Although, it's weird that no one wears a helmet. Safety first!
ReplyDeleteHaha, funny post and funny comments! I'm from The Netherlands so it's funny to read that you think this is cool. This is just as normal to me as yellow cabs are to you. If it's possible we do everything on the bike and it's not dangerous at all. Because it's so normal everyone knows how to act in traffic. And nobody wears helmets. You may think that's dangerous, but I have never missed it in my whole Dutch-bike-riding life.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, if only I could commute by bike, that would be vunderful ;)
ReplyDeleteCool video!
It amazes me every time when people find this funny/cool/unusual etc. I, as dutchie, am in such a bike-rush-hour twice a day! When i go to school en when i come back :) it's totally normal here. And only little children wear helmets here, the rest of us are bike-veterans ;)
ReplyDeleteBe sure to listen out for bicycle bells if you're walking in the streets because they have priority. It was something that I wasn't aware of when I visited Holland - trust me, you get used to it very quickly, or else you risk getting knocked over! What's also fascinating are the bike parks, like car parks, but for bikes; the sheer amount of bicycles that there are is impressive :)
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! I wish I lived somewhere flat. Here in WV it's nothing but hills (the mountain state).
ReplyDeleteAh, the great helmet debate. Joanna, first of all, this video is so cool and inspiring! Now about the helmets, and about how the Dutch don't wear them... Treehugger.com has a really awesome discussion about this: http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/04/bike-helmets-helmet-laws.php
ReplyDeleteBasically, they point out that the cycling circumstances and infrastructure in Holland are completely different than in, say, NYC. There, cars and pedestrians are used to bikes. Here in NYC, they're not (not yet, at least). But there's power in numbers, people! The more riders, the better...but in places where cars drastically outnumber bikes, helmets are still the way to go.
Yep, its just like there, everywhere. It all works so well with the traffic light system for bikes too. We have our own bike paths, so rarely have to fight the cars for space. Loads of bike parking. Easy and free (once you've bought your bike). Its one thing I really missed when I moved to the US for a few years.
ReplyDeleteOh, the bicycles! I fell in love with them when we were in The Netherlands. It's definitely easier to get away without wearing a helmet there than in the US. Here, the bike lanes in most cities (if they even exist at all) are dangerous narrow strips that run right along cars moving at a much faster speed than the tinier streets in Europe. I loved how in Amsterdam the bike paths weren't paths at all... they were like full-blown car-sized lanes that were well-designated and separated from the cars in a lot of places. To be able to spend time biking along the gorgeous canals is a serious simple pleasure I wish we had here. One of my favorite trips of all time.
ReplyDeleteI love it. Wouldn't it be nice if that was the norm here?
ReplyDeleteI love this video!!! I hope bike commuting becomes popular like this in north america. It feels wonderful to be outside during a commute- like a commuting vacation!
ReplyDeleteIt's true! We even have more bikes than people...!
ReplyDeleteI always go to my job by bike (when it's in the same city).
It's just much easier and quicker taking a bike than going by car when you live in cities like Amsterdam or Rotterdam.
Oh I love the dutch and their bikes! I'm always amazed how they do their groceries and pick up their kids and everything on their bikes - very awesome :) Oh yeah, in all kind of weather too!
ReplyDeleteMore countries need to be like the Netherlands in this way!
Like Quindome, I loved watching the guy at about the 30 second mark holding a second bike. You just know there is some story there.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing all of those bikes, but I also love that the actual streets are mostly occupied by buses, not individual cars. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteI was blown away by how many people bike when I visited Amsterdam! cute video :)
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wow, that is incredible and it must be very bike friendly since no one seems to need a helmet! i am loving the assortment of bikes as well!
ReplyDeletewow, that is incredible and it must be very bike friendly since no one seems to need a helmet! i am loving the assortment of bikes as well!
ReplyDeleteThink I'll look like her if I ride my bike to work? Cuz I'll do it:)
ReplyDeletei just saw a bike parade this morning on my way to work!!! what a neat video!
ReplyDeletei did a study abroad in the netherlands and it's totally true. everyone rides their bikes!
ReplyDeletethey have great bike parking, cars are really good about sharing the road and all the bikes have awesome little bells on them to let people know you're coming. it's fabulous.
That's really how it is! Bikes rule in the Netherlands! If you don't watch out, they WILL run you over!!! It's sort of scary!
ReplyDeletehaha that is awesome. i remember when i visited amsterdam a few years back i was blown away by the number of bikers! you definitely have to watch out for them -- they don't seem to stop for pedestrians!
ReplyDeleteI love the girl's outfit.Maybe if I ride a bike my legs will look like hers?
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited that you posted this. I just moved to the Netherlands (Utrecht - a totally underrated, charming town) from San Francisco and love love love my new commute along a tulip-lined canal! It's so peaceful because everyone is on bike. I was scared to give up my car but getting around is so easy here with the bike paths and public transportation, like trains. We Americans have so much to learn. I highly recommend trying it out if you haven't.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a cool video! It's weird to see the guy (around 0:35) towing a second bike next to him!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new Seattle bike commuter and I saw this and loved it! Also, I was flipping through my Martha Stewart magazine and saw you in it!! What a great spread and fun party! It was fun to open the magazine and say "I 'know' her!"
ReplyDeleteok, why dont i look that glamorous (and sexy!) on a bike!
ReplyDeletei watched the whole video...very interesting! makes me want a bike now :)
ReplyDeletei LOVE the guy riding a bike while holding a bike...amazing! what a different lifestyle!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic -- and I love the photo; I wish I looked that good on a bike!
ReplyDeletexxoo Josie
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I only wish I lived in Holland!
ReplyDeleteI cycle to work, its an 8 mile round trip.. on a very hilly road... luckily its down hill all the way home (except for Parkers Hill) very sleepy at the end of the day.
Lots of respect for people who cycle!
this is so amazing!
ReplyDeletebut...what about helmets? I'm totally not trying to be debbie downer. but seriously?
how come no one wears them?
My husband and I are in Amsterdam now and it's true, everyone is on bikes! Sometimes there are two people on one bike, or one lady had a basket with two puppies in it! They have it down to an art.
ReplyDeletethanks, carol! it was such a fun story to be in!! i'll be posting about it on monday.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome. I always thought ladies on bikes look so lovely :)
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! I saw you in Living as well. Fun gathering.
ReplyDeleteso funny and almost overwhelming, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteyou might like this, it's one of my favorite sites: http://www.copenhagencyclechic.com/
Pretty people + fashion on wheels = fun ride!!!
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I love how the Dutch are so crazy about their bikes! I've seen some truly funny sights during my visits to Amsterdam, but the best one was a guy transporting a laundry machine on his bike! That was just amazing. :D
ReplyDeleteHooray - the velo-lution is coming!
ReplyDeletebikes and a beautiful summer scarf. love it. what else could you possibly need???? :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great video!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great thing! know only if we would follow : )
ReplyDeletethis made my whole day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fresh start to the day! I need to get air in my tires and get biking =)
ReplyDeleteThis was THE most intimidating thing about studying abroad in the Netherlands. Forget language or figuring out where to live--catching on to bicycle etiquette and not looking like a fumbling idiot at those packed stop lights was tough!
ReplyDeleteBut once I caught on I LOVED it. Best moment: watching an elderly couple ride side by side with their arms around each other. How did they do it?!
P.S. Documenting the time I did fall flat on my face.
that's so cool! but i'd be a little scared (cause i always fumble when i stop & try to start again). great way to get daily exercise -- definitely don't have enough of that in socal haha :]
ReplyDeleteloving the white t-shirt and shrts with scarf look
ReplyDeleteThat video is all kinds of awesome, and a good example for the rest of the world. Love the guy pulling along an extra (empty) bicycle...
ReplyDeleteHa, for us Dutchies this is so normal, we all grew up on bikes. What you do by car, we'll do by bike. Can't imagine not to have one. Since everybody is so used to it, nobody wears helmets. Also do not forget that everything is totally flat, so no hills or mountains.
ReplyDeletexx Flo
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Wow. The US needs more bikers I think.
ReplyDeleteThis is so RADICAL! I bet their city has some clean air! I really like her bike handles and bell!
ReplyDeleteAwesome post especially since it's Bike-To-Work Week. I wish more US cities and towns were more bike friendly.
ReplyDeleteIt just looked so fun, and you looked so cute! And that was really cool they mentioned your blog on there. Looking forward to the post on Monday!
ReplyDeletewhat can i say, its a way of life. Not having one is like missing a leg...you just need it.
ReplyDeleteYou should every big city between 7 and 9 am...
We've got 15 million residents and almost 20 million bikes here in the netherlands! Can't imagine not having one.
ReplyDeleteOur country is so small and flat you can do everything by bike.
And if your up to it, you can even cross the entire country by bike.
Nobody is wearing a helmet, because we ride bikes from the age of 4. It's just part of our lives!
This reminds me of when I've been in Cambridge, England. Masses of bike riders. It's charming but a little intimidating to cross the street as a pedestrian! I love the one guy in the video who was riding his bike but then holding on to a second empty bike as he rode. And it looked so easy for him!
ReplyDeleteI love the bike photo and the video! I'd love to live in a place where bicycling was the main form of transportation!
ReplyDeleteyes, as amy stated above, portland has a huge biking community but here helmets are a necessity. there are still more cars on the road and our bikers are very hard core, not just out for a stroll. i much prefer the way it looks more relaxed in the netherlands!
ReplyDeleteWow - really cool. I live in Portland and while we do have a lot of people commuting by bicycle, it seems there is a better blending of respect for cars and bikes in this video. The car vs bike debate in Portland is a constant one!!!
ReplyDeleteI've just left Holland on my bike and it was the best place to cycle around ever. I loved the wide cycle paths and the smooth roads, a cyclists dream!
ReplyDeleteYup! That's how we do it in Holland, but really: helmets are for nerds (:-). We (generation 30 and up) grew up without helmets, so that’s why we think they are totally stupid.(Guess how we ALWAYS recognize tourists from a great distance, and it is not because of cameras:-))
ReplyDeleteI personaly totally prefer sunshine and in case of rain I think twice before hitting the pedals of my beloved Kronan!
One of my favorite parts about my trip to Amsterdam was seeing the beautiful bikes everywhere. They had stacks of parking garages just filled with bike racks!
ReplyDeleteI have witnessed the bike rush hour in the Netherlands first hand and it is quite a sight!!!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the parking decks for bikes! HA! :)
I'm from the Netherlands so this is so normal to me, but I loved the video. And yes, rush hour is a hell for cardrivers haha!
ReplyDeleteDid you know almost each person in Holland has at least one bike?
wow this is crazy!!! so cool that this is a preferred method of transportation though!
ReplyDeletefirst and foremost, i love garance dore and i love that look! i cant wait for summer and try (my oh so very hardest to pull off a look like this). secondly, what a very cool video!
ReplyDeleteoh, to live in a city with bike lanes, my life would be complete! europe, miss you.
ReplyDeleteThat is inspiring to see, and no one is wearing a helmet. I was yelled at by a lady the other day because I wasn't wearing a helmet.
ReplyDeleteEvery country its own style....
julia
So romantic! You might also enjoy this website: "Cycle Chic from Copenhagen" (http://www.copenhagencyclechic.com/)
ReplyDeleteWish biking was more accepted and common in North America!!
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That girl is so pretty. And this seems like a much better commute than riding a skizzy subway.
ReplyDeleteHa! My word verification is "untense"!
That is totally amazing! And the biking infrastructure is out of this world. I wonder if anything that amazing will ever happen here in Sydney.
ReplyDeleteI knew that they were all about bikes there, but this speeded up rush hour video looks scary! lol! I'd be afraid to ride my bike there! I'm too recreational of a rider, and they are SERIOUS! I love the style of their bikes, and how they all look stylish while riding though. It's not fitness for them, it's transportation! I bought my bike a couple of years ago, and it's called the Amsterdam. Looks like the bikes you see all over Holland!
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wow! so cool.it's like seeing into the future, i hope!
ReplyDeleteMy new commute is an hour and 15 mins...wish I could ride my one speed to work every day!! By the way, I've been reading your posts on google reader for too long and only just noticed the new banner with your engagement pic..I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's so awesome that so many people commute by bike (but wear are their helmets?!)
ReplyDeleteYep, yep. Now that's what a good city looks like! We also have our fair share of cyclists but we do have a tad more hills and a load more snow in the winter so overall less people cycle. It's a shame though, I'm loving my morning comute these days!
ReplyDeleteOh that's amazing! I want to live there!
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ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful Though I hate Dutch bicycles, I prefer riding mountain bikes, she looks so lovely on hers
ReplyDeleteYep, looking at this video I suddenly realize it's perfectly normal for a Dutch couple to have five bikes, even if they live in France. :)
ReplyDeletethat video is crazy! no wonder i felt as though i were constantly about to be hit the entire time we visited amsterdam. too funny!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. If more people left cars at home and took up biking, think of the benefits. Whenever I can, I walk or bike to different places.
ReplyDeletehaha - brilliant! x
ReplyDeleteThat was wonderful, but did you notice no one is wearing helmets? I know it's no fun, and not very continental, but my very experienced cyclist husband would be brain damaged or dead if it weren't for his helmet. Just from an innocent tire blow-out. We have the giant crack in the back of the helmet to prove it. As it is, he broke his clavicle. Please wear helmets everyone!
ReplyDeleteits super dangerous if you don't ride bikes (that would be me haha) they honk their little bells at you all uber aggressive ha!
ReplyDeletei love it though. yay to saving the earth!
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ReplyDeleteHaha,
ReplyDeleteI'm from the Netherlands and your comments are really funny,
I can't imagine how a day would be without a bike, and how I have to go to school that way.
We can drive a car when we are 18, and there are no schoolbusses.
And absolutely NO ONE wears a helmet. Those things are stupid.
For lots of pictures of people on bikes in Amsterdam visit the blog www.amsterdamized.com (The picture of the girl is from that site by the way). There`s also a downside to commuting by bicycle through all kinds of weather. Here`s some security camera footage from last winter of an icy bicyclepath in the Dutch city Lelystad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqo4hwnJt6Y
ReplyDeleteI am from Amsterdam and this is so normal for us. And rush hour over here is even worse I believe...
ReplyDeleteEvery kid learns how to bike, so for us it is almost the same as walking (only quicker)! I even got married by bike (in a short dress, while being pregnant...).
Love your blog btw. And good luck the upcoming period! Little people/boys rule ;-)!
Haha, It's so funny to hear you all talking about this. Now, you have to look at this station (Haarlem, next to Amsterdam), where everyone park their bikes in front of the station. This sight is a daily thing.
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ReplyDeleteLove this post. Bikes are the wave of transportations future. If you haven't already, take a look at Rob Forbes' (founder of Design Within Reach) new venture PUBLIC Bikes (publicbikes.com).
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Brilliant video. Lots of comments about helmets though. They don't need them because it is so safe. In any event, the protective powers of polystyrene helmets are very limited. More lives would be saved if motorists wore helmets than cyclists.
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