Look at the two photos that we offer. It might seem hard to believe, but it is the same square, or the pedestrian area of \u200b\u200bPiazza Anco Marzio. Coming from Old Station Street is the sign of no access for bicycles; coming from the promenade you can find the columns of the new green bike sharing point of the town hall XIII, debuting. There is enough for an attack of schizophrenia.
schizophrenia has been so far the attitude of City Hall. The agency of the Municipality of Rome and Ostia Bike Association XIII both point the finger at the choices Vizzani. It does not in fact part of the municipal regulations prohibit pedestrian access for bicycles. It 's a local decision that gives us all a sad record of continental Europe.
"We shot several European countries by bike - we confirm the stand of Ostia bike this last Sunday at the festival EnergyDay - and we never found a square closed to pedestrian and transit of bicycles. We hope that the municipal government think again. "
The town, of course, does not want to be outdone. Despite ad-spot that would see Rome as the next eco-capital, the mayor Alemanno would do well to surgery to stimulate the use of bicycles instead of putting fancy bollards. Those who choose to associate a folding bike to public transportation, according to municipal regulations, must pay an additional ticket, in addition to their own.
to be photographed with the gurus of environmentalism world, dear mayor, are all capable. Put in place policies to set the environment is another thing.
schizophrenia has been so far the attitude of City Hall. The agency of the Municipality of Rome and Ostia Bike Association XIII both point the finger at the choices Vizzani. It does not in fact part of the municipal regulations prohibit pedestrian access for bicycles. It 's a local decision that gives us all a sad record of continental Europe.
"We shot several European countries by bike - we confirm the stand of Ostia bike this last Sunday at the festival EnergyDay - and we never found a square closed to pedestrian and transit of bicycles. We hope that the municipal government think again. "
The town, of course, does not want to be outdone. Despite ad-spot that would see Rome as the next eco-capital, the mayor Alemanno would do well to surgery to stimulate the use of bicycles instead of putting fancy bollards. Those who choose to associate a folding bike to public transportation, according to municipal regulations, must pay an additional ticket, in addition to their own.
to be photographed with the gurus of environmentalism world, dear mayor, are all capable. Put in place policies to set the environment is another thing.