Cycling for recreation around Sint-Michielsgestel (Netherlands)
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- [859] A ride on the recreational cycling network from 's-Hertogenbosch around Sint-Michielsgestel and then via Vught back to 's-Hertogenbosch. The recreational network is mainly on quiet roads, not so much on separated cycling infrastructure. More information in the blog post: bicycledutch.w...
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Great video!! I am a design nerd so I totally took some screenshots during the video of the continuous sidewalks, raised intersections, all those great refuge areas crossing streets, and all kinds of other great features! I am trying to implement these design principles here in my town in Utah, but a lot of it is so new our maintenance staff is worried about snow plowing! Over time I think we can use the design principles from the Netherlands and incorporate here and people will become accustomed to it.
Bicycles are certainly one of the most elegant, practical, psychologically and physically great inventions of mankind to date. Thanks for the wonderful video ride and the natural sounds of the country. The mounting system and software for your camera are particularly good. I noticed no vibration in the picture even when reflections on the lens showed some disturbance and no vibration when you rode over a rough divider between lanes. Dank U wel from the south west of Canada.
The first crossing from 's-herthogenbosch is for me well known due to my bachelor thesis to protected intersections. Thanks for your information acording to that!
Adoro seus vídeos , pois assim posso matar a saudade da Holanda , nesse vídeo lembrei do dia em que fui de Rosmalem a Sint-Michelsgestel de bicicleta em 2019 . Eu e meu filho fomos visitar algumas cidades , depois de muitos anos indo a Holanda ,em 2019 foi o melhor ano . Estou torcendo para que tudo volte ao normal para que eu possa voltar para aí pois adoro pedalar .
Como siempre me gusta mucho estos vídeos. Saludos desde Lima Perú un abrazo a toda la comunidad.
The people who walk on the left side against the traffic, when there's no sidewalk, are the smart ones! 🤫 It's an old lessen! 🧐
By the way, you miss an R in the title! 😁 Thanks for the ride!✌🏼
Thanks added the r.
When I was in the scouts we where told always to walk facing oncoming traffic when there was no pavements, country rods etc.
@@webchimp That's how i learned it too! 😁✌🏼
In the U.K. it’s written in the Highway Code that pedestrians should walk facing the oncoming traffic where there is no footpath. It doesn’t seem to apply on cycle paths though where pedestrians wander about all over the place, often with an unrestrained dog or two.
13:06 "Haanwijk": If you take a right hand turn there at the sign that says "Dead end ahead", it takes you along a beautiful castle called "Nieuw Herlaer".
Prachtig zeg!😍
Ik ben daar nog nooit geweest...ga ik zeker ook es fietsen😜
Hier in Zuid-Limburg al dagen hondeweer😒
Bedankt voor de leuke filmpjes👍
19:25 The house on the left, i just love the look of it and the surroundings.
I just imagine winter time with kids building snowmen etc before Christmas. :)
Nice video, I remember a way like this near Weert. It is so relaxing
Great video as always! I've always appreciated the Dutch cycling infrastructure and can only hope that the US can have something like this. What type of camera are you using to record your rides? Are you also using a gimbal to keep the camera steady? Your videos are always very stable.
хорошая сеть дорог ! Спасибо за прогулку 👍
The sign at 37:18 says "School Zone". The words are the same in English and in Dutch. :-)
Which side of the road (where there aren't pavements) are Dutch pedestrians supposed to walk? Here in the UK we're supposed to walk on the right hand side so that we're facing the oncoming traffic (driving on the left).
We had a similar rule.We had to walk against traffic outside the built-up area. But the rule was abolished in the 1990s and now people can walk where they want. I think it’s better to walk against traffic and always do it myself, but obviously I’m part of a minority as you can see in this video.
Erg mooi gebied. Ga er graag fietsen.
Very nice ride! Excellent video for a trainer or treadmill. Is it my imagination or are the Dutch driving a little faster? Maybe the pandemic has created a sense of urgency?
This is not just your imagination. This seems to be mostly outside city limits. The maximum speed limits are generally higher there. There are less other road users to avoid compared to the city center, so you can overtake other cyclists (and pedestrians) more easily, so you are not limited to the speed and cadence of other cyclists nearby. Just compare the first and last minute to the rest for a practical example of a significant increase of other road users near the city center. And regarding current events: most of the indoor sport facilities are closed, so people went outside to walk and cycle as sport alternatives. That has some effect but not the one you are thinking of. The paths just get more busy than usual. And as it has ‘only’ just been over a year yet the infrastructure is not been fully adapted to receive (more) pedestrians close to the city. If the path use change is not just temporarily and stays until the next scheduled road maintenance in that area, the pedestrians might get separated pavement or the cyclists or pedestrians get diverted to an alternative route. However that costs time and will not be done for a temporary increase in use in all municipalities.
@@driesoostwouder2996 Speaking of sports, road cycling is not the national sport of the Netherlands, in fact, is their least favorite sport. Soccer is the most popular there.
Great ride yo! 🚲
Excellent
Try going by the little place of Halderen, east of Sint Michelgestel, through the forest and wetlands. I think it is more beautifull. And you can see castles and Roman remains.
There aren't any separate ways for cyclists and pedestrians. So the question that is coming. Do accidents commonly happen between cyclists and pedestrians on that area?
also, what's the deal with the cars?
No
@@rstudio4475 The Netherland is not an utoptia when it comes to cycling, but it is by far the best place in the world for cycling. Almost every place in the country is safely and conveniently reachable by bicycle. Accidents happen ofcourse and there are developments with fast electric vehicles on the cycling paths which could lead to unsafe conditions, however you can't suggest that everything new is dangerous. You are making a lot of assumptions about things being unsafe. And what is the definition of unsafe? Some accidents you have witnessed and your personal experience? Or the overall picture, facts and scientific studies which show that cycling is very safe here?
The Netherlands is constantly experimenting, researching and innovating when it comes to safe infrastructure, which is never finished. On top of that, cycling is not only a type of transportation. It also provides the opportunity for kids to go to where they want on their own, a safe and healty evironment, no (noise) pollution and to have a country which does not only facilitate car use.
@Батыржан I assume you mean the first part of the video? Accidents between cyclists and pedestrians are not common. As you can see, it is an recreational route with a low volume of both cycling and foottraffic. Speeds are low, so if accidents occur they are not more than a few bruises most of the time.
Cursing happens a lot
What camera do you use
Like how long ago was this the prices at the petrol station were only 1.68
DO THEY HAVE PUBLIC WASHROOM IN THERE?
WHERE THEY GO FOR WASHROOM WHEN BIKIKING
Come back, Mark! - I get bored with narration-less videos LOL.
Bucolic!
Well, thére is a word I never knew I was lacking! 😊
It is quite funny sometimes.