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Clever New Version of Chutes and Ladders Helps Cities Promote Cycling

November 10, 2014 /

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Cycling has been having something of a renaissance in recent years: Cities the world over have figured out that letting cars dominate the road isn’t in the public interest, and many are taking decisive action to make getting on a bike or public transit easier and safer. That’s not always easy, and the Copenhagenize Design Company is there to help.

The latest project from the urban design firm’s CEO, Mikael Colville-Andersen, is simple and fun: It’s a board game that doubles as a guide for the best and worst ways to encourage cycling. The Race for the Life-Sized City is a cycling-focused take on Chutes and Ladders.

By Alex Davies

Full Story: http://www.wired.com/2014/11/copenhagenize-cycling-game/

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