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The 13 pages that link to Cycling infrastructure, each with the reason it gives.

• Transit-oriented developmentRelated: Safe routes extend the practical reach of transit stations beyond walking distance.

• Automobile dependenceRelated: Connected routes can make cycling a practical option for local trips.

• CyclingRelated: Safe, connected routes influence whether cycling is practical for transport.

• Bicycle commutingRelated: Protected lanes and connected paths can make a commute safer and more direct.

• Car DependencyCompared with: Safe cycling routes provide an alternative to short car trips.

• Electric bicycleRelated: Higher use and speeds can increase demand for safe routes and secure parking.

• Bicycle boomRelated: Safe routes and parking can convert interest in cycling into regular use.

• Bicycle-sharing systemRelated: Safe routes and parking help determine whether shared bikes are practical.

• Road junctionRelated: Junction treatments determine how cyclists cross, turn, and interact with motor traffic.

• Bike laneNarrower topic: A bike lane contributes to a larger network whose continuity affects its usefulness.

• Gateshead Millennium BridgeRelated: Cyclists share the crossing with pedestrians.

• EuroVeloNarrower topic: EuroVelo depends on roads, paths, crossings, and other facilities along its routes.

• History of cyclingRelated: Growing bicycle use prompted cities to reshape streets and build dedicated routes.