BY CHRIS & MELISSA BRUNTLETT, VancityBuzz
\n[B’ Spokes: Just the headlines.]
\n1. An unintended, but counterproductive focus on the commute to work
\n2. The belief that streets should act as thoroughfares, and not destinations
\n3. The perception gap around how customers actually arrive at a business [B’ Spokes: You have to see the graphic.]
\n4. The conviction that bikes belong on side streets, and not on main streets
\n5. A tendency to frame the discussion around those people who already cycle
\n6. A failure to recognize the (rather lucrative) potential for tourism spending
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BY CHRIS & MELISSA BRUNTLETT, VancityBuzz [B’ Spokes: Just the headlines.] 1. An unintended, but counterproductive focus on the commute to work 2. The belief that streets should act as thoroughfares, and not destinations 3. The perception gap around how customers actually arrive at a business [B’ Spokes: You have to see the graphic.] 4. … <\/p>\n