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According to Hull and O'Holleran (2014), there is poor maintenance of cycling and automobile lanes. There are several holes, some of which are particularly hazardous. The problem of stationary car doors opening was also visible in Edinburgh and Cambridge. Still, it was less prevalent in the latter due to extra broad roads and absolute segregation at spots. In holland, upkeep was exceptionally high, and division created a sense of safety.

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According to Hull & O’Holleran (2014) Bicycle infrastructur page 382

Firstly, fructure on the surface are threatening. Secondly vehicle’s door is a case in Edinburgh and Cambridge.And last and not least, isolation between lanes are a measure to prevent those from happening

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According to Hull & O’Holleran (2014) Bicycle infrastructur page 382

Firstly, fructure on the surface are threatening. Secondly vehicle’s door is a case in Edinburgh and Cambridge.And last and not least, isolation between lanes are a measure to prevent those from happening

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According to Hull & Craig O’Holleran (2014 pg 382) the text discusses the poor maintenance of the roads which causes troubles for cyclists and cars

This occurs due to the continuity of faulty cycle and car lanes.The roads are severely damaged which makes it hazardeous. The wide lanes cause a major issue for the parked cars trying to open the doors.As compared to Netherlands they have high quality maintenance methods which makes it the safest for cyclists.

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According to Hull, A. & O'Holleran, C. 2014 p.382. The text discusses the poor condition of cycling and car lanes in Edinburgh and Cambridge, where there are numerous potholes and the danger of parked car doors opening. It also mentions that the situation in the Netherlands is better because of higher maintenance standards and greater separation between cars and bicycles, which leads to a greater sense of safety for cyclists. Besides that, there is enough space between parked cars and cycle lanes in the Netherlands for car doors to open safely.

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Hull & O’holleran (2014)

·    Poorest maintenance of roads in Edinburgh

·    Many potholes which are dangerous

·    Parked vehicles doors opening Edinburgh and Cambridge

·    High quality roads in Netherland

·    Wide lanes and separation of car and cycle lane

·    Providing safety of life to cyclist and security

·    Enough lane space for cars and bicycle

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Streets in Edinburgh are rusty; they contain a lot of cracks in the street, which is harmful to both the vehicle and the safety of those riding or driving, in Cambridge and Edinburgh the drawback of parked car doors opening was also visible. Great maintenance led to the feeling of safety in Holland. (Hull O’Holleran, 2014, p.382).

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According to Hull & O’Holleran, (2014, P. 383),  In the Netherlands, road maintenance is exceptionally high, and segregation provides a sense of security for cyclists as well as drivers. However, cycling and car lanes are not well maintained as  several cracks on the road make it particularly hazardous. Edinburgh and Cambridge also faced problems with parked cars opening doors, which was later dealt with due to broad roads and segregation points.

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According to Hull and O’Holleran (2014 pg.382) The text describes poor maintenance of cycle and car lanes in some cities, with dangerous potholes and issues with parked car doors opening. In contrast, the maintenance in the Netherlands is high and the segregation of lanes leads to a feeling of safety.

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According to Hull & O’Holleran (2014), cyclists face some challenges caused by inferior maintenance, such as potholes in the streets and small lanes, which put them at risk of being hit by a door of a parked car. Luckily, The Netherlands solved this problem; that’s why it’s one of the safest spots for cyclists.

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Bicycle infrastructure can good design encourage cycling

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Seminar Question

Analyse the most effective ways cycling can be implemented into cities as well as some of the challenges.

Position: poor maintenance of cycle and car lanes space is the main challenge for cycling

Anti Position: Attractive infrastructure