This is where Louv's philosophy of describing a better future rings true. How much better would the lives of pedestrians and bicyclists be if took a new look at snow removal priorities? Why does deep snow remain on the edges of major routes for days, while drivers can get around within hours after the snow stops falling?
As an addendum to John's essay, there's a new winter bike out there called the Pugsley that lets you cruise over snow and ice with ease...
