Great Interactive Bike Map–In a Different City
I use the D.C. bike map a lot—I especially appreciate its ratings of streets’ respective suitability for riding. (E.g.: 14th Street NW north of Thomas Circle is splendid; south much, much less so. But wow, is Ride the City’s route tool for New York City awesome. Put in your starting and ending points, and it’ll calculate the safest route, a safe route, or the quickest route. Just thinking out loud (or as I like to call it, “blogging”) here, but what would it take to get something like this fired up for this area?
(Helmet tip: TheWashCycle)
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June 19th, 2008 at 2:00 pm
OMG, that is a great idea - we badly need to get one of those interactive bike maps for DC. Jim Sebastian is just the man to make it happen.