Heidi Ewing & Rachel Grady: One Less Car

To bike to work or not to bike to work in New York City -- it doesn't seem like much of a question after seeing this film by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady (behind 2007's critically-acclaimed Jesus Camp). With congestion, pollution, accidents, and high costs associated with commuting through the city by car, the choice to bike through New York's five boroughs seems clear. Rather than simply adding more lanes to roadways or building more cars to replace those sent to the junk yard, this film offers a fresh take on an old idea: cycling can't be beat.

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[Battabikee]

@Neverendingryan this is just not true...

[bodybait]

Why should you need a personal car in Manhattan?

[paultheuglydog]

I never learned to ride a bike so its much easier for me to just hop in a car. I dont really worry about pollution anyway.

[Neverendingryan]

How much carbon is created through smelting for bikes???... Well, not as much as cars.

Bioremediation= bikes + mycobiopeoplehelp