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The metro iconography was ment for a time when many could not read, like the 1970s when the literacy rates even in the cities was quite low. Nowadays that's not really an issue anymore, but the designs are an important part of the city's cultural identity. Great video.

They really should go deeper into the Bronx in the bike tour. It is a beautiful borough.

I'm glad you included the prices in your video.

It is today! Native New Yorker here! Tagging along with the cyclists in my scooter for a small portion of the circuit today!

From a resident New Yorker: be glad the Bronx ride is short lol you don’t wanna be there

Super excited to go this year. Never been to nyc so this is going to be an amazing way to see the city for the first time

The Beltline portion of this video is nice, but it's really odd that in the little picture slideshow at the beginning you chose to highlight both a confederate monument and Stone Mountain. I'm hoping this was just an accident.

That was excellent and very informative!

For 2024 they added an option to mail your race packet.

Hey I came out in your video at. Walking my bike on the ferry@8:47. 😂. Ty. I registered this year

Great video! Thanks for all the info.

There appears to be a recent fenced in area that looks like a dog park, but it is always padlocks. Does anyone know anything about this?

St. Petersburg, FL is now building its own “beltline” thanks to Atlanta’s progress…rock on Hotlanta…

I have a salon off on the Beltline at N. Highland Ave. Been there for 2 years now. I love the beltline. I ride my Escooter there almost everyday when I have down time at work. I can get to any places off on the beltline in just few minutes! Fun vibes, rich cultures, active lifestyle, fun activities, events and festivals every weekend. One negative thing is liberalism and feminism. These folks are a pain to deal with. Their values and beliefs are counter productive. Just saying. lol

Good info. Camera work/speed made me dizzy.

Excellent future thinking

NBS (National Bike System) to parallel NPS (National Park System)

I really appreciate your 'on the spectrum' level of detail in your videos

I loved riding bikes at Zion! Hope they implement some of the things you talked about. Wonderful video👍🏻

Excellent video learning a ton about CDMX!

Very informative

Fantastic explanation of my hometown's urbanism! Sounds like you didn't really use cars while you were there so I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't hear, but there is a program specifically meant to address air pollution and traffic congestion called "Hoy No Circula", in which cars aren't allowed to drive in the city on certain days depending on the last number of their plate and age of the car. Cars are emissions tested and newer, less polluting models get exemptions, meaning a significant portion of cars in the city are barred from circulating on any given day. Has helped quite a bit with air quality, I remember there were days where the sky was so gray or even brown but now I see blue a lot more often :)

This is a pretty great video explaining how people get around in Mexico City. They have a big car problem like many US cities but unlike many US cities, they have other options for transportation 👍 Their bike lanes aren’t as protected as Dutch ones (and they don’t have any traffic signals) but they’re definitely much more developed than most of the ones in America and they’ve also got bike culture down with the vendors on bikes. Great video! Hope you get more views.

Filming erupting El Popo: mad respect. (This kind of natural event would exist in continental US if the many many volcanoes in the lower 48 would actually bother to erupt!!!!)

Excelent job explaining Cdmx, now tryo explain quesadillas without cheese, lol

Best video yet!!!

This beltline project is special , it’s going to put the world on notice once completed . It will be a must see attraction in Atlanta for decades to come, Mark my word !

Great video. I share you love of the Atlanta Beltline or what I call my 'happy place'. You can literally feel the energy from the people all around you. I find myself walking with a silly grin on my face. I can't help it, it's just fun being there.

Subbed, from a fellow atlantan urbanist. Amazing!.

Thanks for the subtle music, fuck I hate music when the speaker is talking

Great content. I want to do this event next year.

The belt line is cool

let's ride a rail trail and collaborate on a video! I would love to learn more about railroads!

Great video! I am another regular birdwatching visitor, about once a week. One great thing about RedGate is its ability to absorb a number of people. The parking lot can be almost full on a nice weekend, but the park is big enough you can take a good hike and only encounter a few other folks. And you will see or at least hear the two resident Common Ravens about half the time if you keep your ears on!

Wonderful video! Entertaining and informative. I'm just hearing about this park for the first time even though I'm not that far off from it. I'll have to check it out!

OMG! I love this park...and this detailed history and possible future for this reclamation of nature. I hate golf and had never visited Redgate until Wayne invited me. And it is bikeable...but not for every biker. One can reach it by hiking a mile through the John Hayes Forest Preserve from the Nature Center or Calvin park in Twinbrook on trails that eventually cross Norbeck at a well-marked and stop-light-signaled crosswalk directly into the park. I'm hopeful the city will consider Redgate as a host site for a Rockville Conservation Corps offering city youth paid incentives for restoring and maintaining the park's native wildlife populations (plant and animal). Work that could lead them to careers in protecting everyone's future.

Negative effects of dogs on wildlife? There is more of a correlation of increased foot traffic and construction and noise to diminished wildlife than a few dogs running around.

I birdwatch at Redgate at least weekly. Very helpful to finally understand the approved Plan for the park. Hopeful that the City fully funds it in the coming years. Kudos to Wayne for his advocacy and now it is up to all of us to ensure this vision becomes reality in the City of Rockville’s capital budget. Thank you for your research.

A few of us were just walking through Redgate Park the other day. This was very informative!

This video is fantastic. Thank you for your hard work putting it together! Also, Wayne Breslyn was my Chemistry teacher at Gaithersburg High School in 2004. Love that guy :)

Yea mans knows what he's talking bout. Avery rd is definitely a death trap for anyone not in a 2 ton vehicle

You are so awesome!!! Such a good video

Great job! It shows you are very passionate about the beltline. Keep up the good work!

The Beltline is eventually going to have light rail circling the city...one day. I wonder how they will do that and still keep it pedestrian friendly. Also, The Beltline is contractually obligated to build or secure a certain amount of affordable housing along its ROW. I'm not sure of the exact number but it is higher than the ratio the city requires in general. The Beltline has it's own TAD (Tax Allocation District) which allows it to gain tax revenue to put back into the project (way simplified description). I've lived here almost 30 years and it is amazing what Atlanta has done in that amount of time.

FYI - the area you refer to as “Virginia Highlands” is “Virginia Highland” named after the intersection of Virginia Ave and North Highland Ave. Not even the natives get it right. Nice video!

Thank you for promoting my hometown Atl. The Beltline was developed to use the railroad tracks that were no using used. New subbie.

I think this goes to show that good pedestrian/cycling infrastrucute can definitely work in American cities. I'm personally looking forward visiting Atlanta again someday and will be following the Beltline development into the future. Great video, keep up the good work.

Subbed, from a fellow atlantan urbanist

Thank you for all the info! Going to be there mid March for a visit so it was helpful to have this background … am inspired!