Monthly Archives: September, 2009
Bike commute in the Netherlands (’s-Hertogenbosch)
Commuting to work on a bicycle in the Dutch city ‘s-Hertogenbosch (a.k.a. Den Bosch). From the center of the city to an industrial zone on the edge of the city. … Continue reading
Cycling in The Hague, Netherlands
Cycling the center of The Hague in the Netherlands (Den Haag in Dutch). Through the shopping streets to the central railway station on a public transport bicycle (OV-fiets) that had … Continue reading
Bigger Dutch Roads with bike paths
Not all Dutch streets are narrow and in cobblestone. There are also major 2×2 lane roads with intersections just as wide as anywhere else in the world. But these roads … Continue reading
Big Commute in Summer; combining modes
The Summer version of the 50k commute on foot, by train and by bicycle in the Netherlands. Includes a good look in the inside of a huge indoor bicycle parking … Continue reading
Cycle paths from the 1950s in the Netherlands
Separated cycle paths in the Netherlands already existed in the early 1950s. It is no wonder the Dutch are so used to them. This example shows how a street in … Continue reading
Bicycle Rush Hour Den Bosch, Netherlands I
The Netherlands has an elaborate system of cycle infrastructure. But sometimes the Dutch feel that for some places that is not neccessary at all. At places like that traffic regulates … Continue reading
