It isn't really fair to include Mackinac Island because cars simply aren't allowed on the island
this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2025
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I don't see why not. Its that rule that makes it so and they could get rid of it at any time. I mean just because they are ahead of the curve. I feel my downtown should get rid of cars for the several square mile city center area that has all the museums and such. If it did would it be unfair to include such a thing in its bike friendliness score? I mean its laws that mandate the bike lanes.
It is very difficult to live on Mackinac Island, it is 100% a tourist town. Its like saying Disneyland is the most walkable city in the US.
Its like saying Disneyland is the most walkable city in the US.
It's true though.
Damn horses hogging the bike lane!
I honestly think NYC has done a terrific job getting more bike-friendly. There’s still much more to be done; but a lot of good progress has been made
In Albuquerque we have more ghost bikes than riders nowadays
I read the graph initially as ten largest cities and I was like. um. they seem to be missing some.