folder fanatic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roIeRZA5w54
".....Groningen, Herebrug-Zuiderpark, all directions green. From the centre of expertise on bicycle policy: https://www.bicyclecouncil.org. In order to make traffic lights more bicycle-friendly, local authorities in Groningen often use the solution of providing cyclists with a green light for all directions (ADG) simultaneously. In this case the ADG-arrangement at the intersection Herebrug-Zuiderpark is shown....."

Nycycle

I enjoyed watching it,,too many cars,,,,

I was wondering if they have a problem with bicycle theft over there?

countersTrike

Frm Twitter>Amsterdamized>Travel tonight:
Lock it up. There’s a good reason locals use locks and chains that look like they came from the World’s Strongest Man competition: Bike thieves in Amsterdam are among the swiftest and savviest in the world. Do not, even for a minute, lock your bike just through the front tire, or you’re likely to come back to the rest of the bike missing. Also make sure to use the back wheel lock; they come standard on most rentals. And forget about buying a used (and likely stolen) bike on the street: It’s illegal, and highly frowned upon by locals.

Read more: https://www.shermanstravel.com/blogs/...#ixzz1GXdy0xl8

gerv 

Green light in all directions? I'm lucky if there's a functional hexagonal electro-magnetic light trippers that work at most intersections.