Stay In Your Lane

Outside/In

NHPR

Society & Culture, Documentary, Natural Sciences, Nature, Science

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2018

⏱️ 36 minutes

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If you ask John Forester, there’s a war being fought, between the forces that want to eject cyclists from the roads, and those that want to preserve their right to ride. According to him, it’s been underway for at least a century, and environmentalists and cycling advocates have all been co-opted by the car lobby. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Sam?
0:01.0	Jimmy?
0:02.0	Hannah.
0:03.0	Can we go back in time to that time we all went bike riding together?
0:10.6	Is the seat too high?
0:12.1	Where should... So maybe just to start, can you, like, what's your relationship with bikes?
0:17.5	I will say, if you're serious about biking, you get a lot of fun accessories.
0:24.0	Is it like you want history history? So I want to know if you were to submit an application to a bike gang
0:30.0	what would it say on it?
0:32.0	Leaving this parking lot right now,
0:35.0	Sam's stopping for a stop sign, like a sucker.
0:37.0	I only ever rode a bike when I was a kid
0:41.0	with my cousins on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, which makes me sound like a real jerk.
0:48.0	But it was just because it was super safe.
0:50.0	So I was always like a coddled biker.
0:53.7	I have an ongoing relationship right now with one bike.
0:56.9	Anagamous bike owner.
0:58.0	How long have you been together?
0:59.0	Hey Hannah.
1:00.0	This is fun.
1:00.6	Yeah, right?
1:01.1	I missed bike riding. I grew up in urban area area I wrote a bike everywhere until I was about 16 15 when I got my license and then I never touched a bike again
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