I'm thinking there is a number that might be useful to cycling
advocates, but I don't have the data to calculate it or even to make
a reasonable estimate...but maybe someone on the list does.
Suppose that bicycles were totally banned, and that every mile of
bicycle travel was then replaced by an automobile trip.
How many additional gallons of gasoline per day or per year would
then be consumed?
Anybody have a reasonable estimate?
Sheldon "Numbers" Brown
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