Those velociphilic Spanish

Trevor @ Tuesday September 5th 2006 12:02

Richard Williams in the Guardian re a carelessly parked car in London:

Unimaginable in France, Italy or Spain, where bikes and bike racing are part of the fabric of life, and motorists take care to give cyclists extra room on the road.

Could “bike-friendly Latins” be the new “tolerant Dutch“? For a small fee (insurance not included) I’ll take Richard round Barcelona on a bike to see if he’ll change his mind.


Categories: Les bourgeois, Splog, Vehicles

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