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It works for transit, why not cyclists?
This month Toronto's online cycling newsletter, Cyclometer, points to a neat little online tool called Ride The City. It lets you map a route online and shows which sections have bike paths or lanes. You can even select a safe, safest or direct route.
You can drag the little green cyclist on your screen to figure out what streets are nearby your destination.
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thanks
very useful
i hope it will exist soon in Paris, France
bye bye
pete
Posted by: pelois | 09/21/2010 at 10:14 AM