Day 30: Sacramento's Bike-Friendly Neighbor Across the Causeway
This afternoon, I was part of a 3-member panel at an event presented by the UC-Davis Humanities Institute to provide Humanities and Social Sciences graduate students with some guidance around careers paths, both within Academia and beyond. Mr. E and I don't often travel to our neighbor city across the causeway, and I'd never been to that part of the UC-Davis campus before.
As I walked back to my car after the presentation, I was struck (almost literally!) by the enormous number of bikes streaming along the roadways. The campus has an extensive system of bike trails, as does the city of Davis itself, and I was clearly strolling along during a major bike rush hour. I didn't have a camera to snap a photo on the spot, but this gives a pretty good simulation of the experience (just imagine all of these bikes in motion as you're trying to cross the street...):
And I thought that UW-Madison hosted a rather large number of bikes! No contest compared to UC-Davis, at least not at 5pm on a lovely Monday in late Spring.
As I walked back to my car after the presentation, I was struck (almost literally!) by the enormous number of bikes streaming along the roadways. The campus has an extensive system of bike trails, as does the city of Davis itself, and I was clearly strolling along during a major bike rush hour. I didn't have a camera to snap a photo on the spot, but this gives a pretty good simulation of the experience (just imagine all of these bikes in motion as you're trying to cross the street...):
And I thought that UW-Madison hosted a rather large number of bikes! No contest compared to UC-Davis, at least not at 5pm on a lovely Monday in late Spring.
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