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62 Miles of Separated Bike Lanes for Buenos Aires by 2011

Paula Alvarado, 16 September 2009, Argentina: TreeHugger - Cars & Transportation (bikes) Via Clarin
Excellent news for Buenos Aires locals, expats and green travelers that want to know the city. In order to put some order to the chaotic traffic, the government is building 62 miles of bike lanes by 2011, 15 of which should be ready by the end of this year.
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