I'm guessing it only went as far as eyeballing

You comment about Riverside is the only one that makes sense for locating this here. The difference is that Pioneer is an off-leash area for dogs, which significantly changes the traffic volume / type / patterns. No reply yet from Fretz / Putnam to my e-mail.

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Hey Rob! If you edit your post you can change the topic at the same time. I've gone and done it for you.

Is the login for the instagram account not the same as the facebook account? I think mine used to be when I actually used it. I could be very wrong though.

I really like the ride guide! Really helpful tips. Love the ideas about creating rides around hobbies, dressing up etc. I think making it fun will help. I'm putting my thinking cap on!

Hmm, I wonder why this is such a frustrating game...

It's always a good point and useful to keep up on what's being spent to maintain the primarily car-centric transportation mode.

@RobHiggins The data you posted seemed familiar to me. It looks like it was reported here: https://www.bikeradar.com/features/long-reads/cycling-environmental-impact What I find interesting about European data of this sort is that as soon as you start comparing fossil fuel burning vehicles, they're likely going to miss fair comparisons for North America, where fair here would mean adding pickup trucks in to the list, which would create a new line item (or change the range of 'gas powered vehicle') that is up in the 370's. I think this is important data for us, as I don't believe we tax or treat pickup trucks appropriately on many factors, including their weight, how dangerous they are, and how much they pollute. Source: https://www.co2everything.com/co2e-of/ford-f-150-awd-2020