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Why Covid-19 Caused A Bike Boom

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Bikes have been a hot ticket item during the Covid pandemic as more people look for recreational activities and outdoor transportation. With more bikes and other forms of micromobility on the road, transportation experts say the moment is prime for a transit upheaval in the United States. Here’s how the Covid bike boom could change the way Americans get to work and around major cities.

CORRECTION (December 4, 2020): Cyrus Kolar is a resident of Greensboro, North Carolina. An earlier version of the video had misspelled his name.

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Covid-19 Caused A Boom In Bikes, But Most U.S. Cities Aren’t Ready For It
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