Quite the snapshot of life in the Netherlands. Gotta love the freight line to Germany with the highway and bikeway passing underneath, the blikvanger @45:45 and all those mothers on bikes. Can't have a higher recommendation for the safety of your roads than to see all those women on bikes with kid seats in the back. Beautiful work Mark! Thanks.
Thank you for another ride through your wonderful country. This time I wasn't so envious because I've done two 14.5 mile rides on my Stealth Mobility Vehicle (my e-bike!) in perfect Kentish Easter sunshine. I've finally learnt how to find your blog and I'm so pleased to hear that your operation went smoothly and you're recovering well. Listening to your body is a good habit, one which I have struggled to aquire but fighting against it does not help I can confirm. Good luck with your continued recovery, look after yourself and we'll see you back out there very soon. 👍😊 (I thought the bike sounded different, now I know it was a rental😁)
Another great ride for us at home on rollers getting our daily ride even if it has to be stationary, and a wonderful look at the marvellous Dutch transportation infrastructure. Dank U wel. (nice long ride too!) Thank you also for the real sounds of the road from the tires on the path to the winds and the traffic around you. It's like being there.
Yeah, but their is something else which got lost along the way: real natural nature. We've build pretty much all of it. You might see a forest and think: nature. Well, kind of: we planted those trees.So yes, nature, but not natural. That is something we Dutch realized to late.
It's newly built, not renovated. The old Doornroosje concert venue at the Groenestraat now houses "de Basis" a center for pop bands and other music entrepreneurs.
@@nomchowski8297 You are correct I now realise. The venue was opened end of 2014. The location is very convenient as I lived in Amsterdam and had to leave 15 minutes before the end of the show to catch the last train for Amsterdam.
Notice how just before the 30 minute mark the road and bike path are made to go from parallel to a 90 degree angle at the actual crossing. This way drivers and cyclists can see each other.
Hello. Thanks for your video and the effort it took to make. As I watched this video I listened to a Baseball game on the radio (in the States) and ate dinner.... perfect.
These cycling highways follow the concept of regular highways: more or less the shortest, most direct route between places and therefore generally in close proximity to eachother. Purely functional and efficient for a fast commute for instance. There are plenty of quieter or more beautifull alternatives to be found but in general that does mean a small detour. It's good to have choices...
Two interesting looking tandems at 3:35 that appear to have the rear riders (the only ones on them) steering. Are these intended to have children at the front?
Lots of work in progress, they have to clean that. If a farmer leaves his muddy field and gets it on the public road, a biker Comes along and falls, the farmer is liable for all damages.
I appreciate the showcase, but I don't think you picked the quickest route. You could have gone straight at 42:21 and continue onwards - which I also understand to be F325. That way, you could have taken a cycling roundabout that sits nestled and lowered in a car roundabout. Ow well, maybe next time :)
Jammer van het snelweggeruis, dat is het nadeel van de fietssnelweg, ik houd het toch maar bij het fietsknooppuntennet. Aan de andere🖐️,wel veel Scrabble punten.😁
@@fredjefietsraketje8639 beste naam ooit!! Ik aplaudiseer alle verbeteringen aan ons mooie fietsnetwerk, maar ik heb mijn navigatie altijd ingesteld op, snelwegen vermijden. De omgeving daar is zo mooi, ze hebben daar een wandelvierdaagse van gemaakt. Toerists-technisch hebben ze daar niet het meeste uit gehaald. ❤️ Nuenen, het van Gogh dorp. Ni Hoa, we are F#cking international.
Fortunately more and more are becoming electric and people are buying them less and less because theres now electric ones you can rent on almost every corner. But i do agree, its actually the worst being stuck behind one at a red light
I agree with you about the annoying scooters, but although the electric ones solve the noise problem, they introduce a new one. Pedestrians cannot hear them coming and that is causing accidents. The scooter problem has yet to be solved…
It must be pure bliss to travel from town to town in complete safety and on level routes.
Quite the snapshot of life in the Netherlands. Gotta love the freight line to Germany with the highway and bikeway passing underneath, the blikvanger @45:45 and all those mothers on bikes. Can't have a higher recommendation for the safety of your roads than to see all those women on bikes with kid seats in the back. Beautiful work Mark! Thanks.
Thank you for another ride through your wonderful country. This time I wasn't so envious because I've done two 14.5 mile rides on my Stealth Mobility Vehicle (my e-bike!) in perfect Kentish Easter sunshine.
I've finally learnt how to find your blog and I'm so pleased to hear that your operation went smoothly and you're recovering well. Listening to your body is a good habit, one which I have struggled to aquire but fighting against it does not help I can confirm. Good luck with your continued recovery, look after yourself and we'll see you back out there very soon. 👍😊
(I thought the bike sounded different, now I know it was a rental😁)
Another great ride for us at home on rollers getting our daily ride even if it has to be stationary, and a wonderful look at the marvellous Dutch transportation infrastructure.
Dank U wel. (nice long ride too!) Thank you also for the real sounds of the road from the tires on the path to the winds and the traffic around you. It's like being there.
The Dutch started with a swamp and have created easily the best built environment in the world.
Yeah, but their is something else which got lost along the way: real natural nature. We've build pretty much all of it. You might see a forest and think: nature. Well, kind of: we planted those trees.So yes, nature, but not natural. That is something we Dutch realized to late.
There is a 'forest' not far from my house it used to be huge but nowadays It r Just trees planted in rows
Doornroosje 0:37, I remember visiting the concert of Fink in 2015. The acoustic of the renovated Doornroosje were fantastic.
It's newly built, not renovated.
The old Doornroosje concert venue at the Groenestraat now houses "de Basis" a center for pop bands and other music entrepreneurs.
@@nomchowski8297 You are correct I now realise. The venue was opened end of 2014. The location is very convenient as I lived in Amsterdam and had to leave 15 minutes before the end of the show to catch the last train for Amsterdam.
Notice how just before the 30 minute mark the road and bike path are made to go from parallel to a 90 degree angle at the actual crossing. This way drivers and cyclists can see each other.
Met een frikandel speciaal.😋
29:50
Eu fico muito feliz de ver a organização do trânsito
É impressionante como vocês tem ciclovias funcionais e de ótima qualidade
Hello. Thanks for your video and the effort it took to make. As I watched this video I listened to a Baseball game on the radio (in the States) and ate dinner.... perfect.
Although the infrastructure is top-notch, the noise pollution from motorways is unavoidable in the Netherlands too on certain routes
These cycling highways follow the concept of regular highways: more or less the shortest, most direct route between places and therefore generally in close proximity to eachother. Purely functional and efficient for a fast commute for instance.
There are plenty of quieter or more beautifull alternatives to be found but in general that does mean a small detour. It's good to have choices...
For the first time i like to watch someone ride on the street
The WWII monument (31:13) marks the limit of the allied advance from the south during Operation Market Garden. Just shows what a close thing it was.
Yay, Arnhem!
18:20 She's back!
haha i did the reverse of this recently, from arnhem to nijmegen was quite a fun ride
Two interesting looking tandems at 3:35 that appear to have the rear riders (the only ones on them) steering. Are these intended to have children at the front?
Yes, that is a child's seat in the front.
Or blind or disabled.
@@hondaryder3779 or corpses.. i mean since we're mentioning uses here and stuff..
@@coffeepot3123 No, for that we have a closed box in front.. (and i'm not even kidding)..
👍👍👍
I watched it in 2x speed. it was nice. but too long too watch. You passed that one girl 3 times. 😁🤣😍
I need to take also this route. It is only 6 kilometers longer than from my village to arnhem. From my dorp to Arnhem is 12 kilometers
As I live in Germany, 1:13 already made me cry.
Also gotta ask, is the camera mounted on the bicycle? Could you shpw us the camera setup?
Ja solche Radwege in Deutschland wären Wahnsinn aber Deutschland ist in vielen Punkten nicht modern.
Camera is mounted on the horizontal frame bar.
@@mardiffv.8775 Thx
The lower camera positioning makes it harder to see over the railings and makes me feel a bit queezy.
Question:Are there street sweeper trucks that clean cycle path in Netherlands? Thanks. It looked quite muddy in some places.
Yes
Lots of work in progress, they have to clean that. If a farmer leaves his muddy field and gets it on the public road, a biker Comes along and falls, the farmer is liable for all damages.
@@hondaryder3779 I hope that isn't true because that is completely ridiculous. What's the farmer supposed to do in that situation?
@@unsafevelocities5687 bring a broom to clean his tyres and the road. He who causes the hazard is responsible for all consequeces.
@@hondaryder3779 So I guess we better all stop every 50 metres to collect the LEAVES we're blowing onto the road by driving past. C'mon!
Wish Texas had this kind of system, all we have is puny hike and bike concrete trails lol.
I appreciate the showcase, but I don't think you picked the quickest route. You could have gone straight at 42:21 and continue onwards - which I also understand to be F325. That way, you could have taken a cycling roundabout that sits nestled and lowered in a car roundabout. Ow well, maybe next time :)
This *is* the next time. Took the other route in 2015 ruclips.net/video/EDDwBHhboMo/видео.html The F325 forks at this location into two alternatives.
👍😉🐸💙💛🌻
Jammer van het snelweggeruis, dat is het nadeel van de fietssnelweg, ik houd het toch maar bij het fietsknooppuntennet. Aan de andere🖐️,wel veel Scrabble punten.😁
Niet elke fietssnelweg ligt langs een snelweg.
Zelfs fietsen langs de oude weg Nijmegen-Elst-Arnhem is al beter (Rijksweg Zuid-Rijksweg Noord enz.).
@@fredjefietsraketje8639 beste naam ooit!! Ik aplaudiseer alle verbeteringen aan ons mooie fietsnetwerk, maar ik heb mijn navigatie altijd ingesteld op, snelwegen vermijden.
De omgeving daar is zo mooi, ze hebben daar een wandelvierdaagse van gemaakt.
Toerists-technisch hebben ze daar niet het meeste uit gehaald.
❤️ Nuenen, het van Gogh dorp.
Ni Hoa, we are F#cking international.
Great! Only the bromfietsen would annoy me. It would be ok if they were electric...
Fortunately more and more are becoming electric and people are buying them less and less because theres now electric ones you can rent on almost every corner. But i do agree, its actually the worst being stuck behind one at a red light
@@TooKorky I'm surprised they haven't been outlawed yet. They stink to high heaven...
I agree with you about the annoying scooters, but although the electric ones solve the noise problem, they introduce a new one. Pedestrians cannot hear them coming and that is causing accidents. The scooter problem has yet to be solved…
What is the speed limit for the scooters on these bicycle paths.
25 km/p/h I believe.
Oh yes it's Nijmegen
Great city, ugly train station. What a classic.
@@smeetsnoud1 dan fiets je toch gewoon effe naar Arnhem? Ugly city, great train station
Hello yes I am american hi what how
Al mot ik krupe, op blote voeten gaon ...
A'j dr bunt, mojje dr ok wean
Lokaal dialect? Klinkt meer als tukkers.
@@hondaryder3779 correct.
@@Brozius2512 it baffled Google translate! 😂
@@judebrown4103 🤣🤣