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Tom Traubert

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8. Asking the wrong guy.

Reply to brooklynite (Reply #6)

Sat Jun 27, 2020, 08:20 PM

Jun 2020

Last edited Thu Jul 2, 2020, 04:43 PM - Edit history (1)

I commuted by bike from the UWS to the Wall St. area by bike for years, and ride a lot. Electric bikes and scooters are going to render your question a non-issue.

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New York City's subway dilemma: Will overnight train service ever come back? [View all] brooklynite Jun 2020 OP

I'm sorry, in what way would it be disastrous? MisterNiceKitty Jun 2020 #1

Answer... brooklynite Jun 2020 #2

Thanks for the answer MisterNiceKitty Jun 2020 #3

The City will become more bicycle and pedestrian friendly Tom Traubert Jun 2020 #4

How far would you be willing to bike -- twice a day? (including climbing the bridges?) brooklynite Jun 2020 #6

Asking the wrong guy. Tom Traubert Jun 2020 #8

UWS to Wall St is about 45-50 min per my experience brooklynite Jun 2020 #10

It depends. Tom Traubert Jun 2020 #11

Uhhh.... and where do you live? As a born & bred NYC'r.... electric_blue68 Jun 2020 #12

I don't see the concern. PTWB Jun 2020 #5

How many will turn to buying cars? Baclava Jun 2020 #7

Once those people check the costs of garaging a vehicle in a major city, Blue_true Jun 2020 #9