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1. www.sustrans.org.uk › our-blog › get-activeHow does walking and cycling help to protect the environment?

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   Dec 10, 2020 · What actually happens when you walk or cycle more? Changing the way we travel can play a surprisingly big role in helping to protect the environment. So here are five ways that walking and cycling more can help save our planet.

2. ecotracker.org.uk › walk-cycle-use-publicWalk, cycle, use public transport and reduce driving

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   A step-by-step guide to completing EcoTracker Top Actions, with indicative time listed against each step. Walk, cycle, use public transport and reduce driving is an EcoTracker Top Action and one of the most impactful things you can do to reduce your environmental impact.

3. www.ox.ac.uk › news › 2021/02/02-get-your-bike-studyGet on your bike: Study shows walking, cycling and e-biking ...

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   Feb 2, 2021 · Cycling, e-biking or walking can help tackle the climate crisis – even if you swap the car for active transport just one day a week - according to a new study led by researchers from the University of Oxford’s Transport Studies Unit.

4. ecf.com › news-and-events › newsHow much CO2 does Cycling really Save? - ECF

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   Jul 11, 2013 · Knowing how much greenhouse gas you are releasing into the air using different modes of transport is possible. ECF has calculated and compared the carbon dioxide emissions of cycling, driving a car, or taking the bus.

5. www.bikeradar.com › features › long-readsHow good is cycling for the environment? Co2 emissions of ...

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   Co2 emissions of transport ranked. How does the carbon footprint of cycling compare against other forms of transport? Just how big an impact could more of us cycling make for the planet.

6. cyclingbeast.com › bike-rack-faqsUsing a Car Bike Rack (11 Things Every Beginner Should Know)

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   2. Can You Leave a Bike Rack on Your Car? (Long-Term) Technically speaking, you can leave your bike rack on your car long-term. The only real reason to do this is to save time installing and uninstalling your rack. However, just because you can leave the rack on your car doesn’t mean that you should.

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   How fast can a bike rack go?

   • Consult your bike rack owner’s manual for specific guidelines related to your bike rack. For example, the Thule Passage Trunk Mount Carrier (FYI – we get commissions on qualifying purchases) states the warranty coverage is only good up to 65mph, while the Thule Passage 2 Bike Carrier can handle speeds up to 75mph.

   Using a Car Bike Rack (11 Things Every Beginner Should Know)

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   Are bike racks a hazard?

   • Roof racks present a different type of hazard. If your bikes are installed on the roof of your car, you need to be careful of overhead clearance. If you run into a sign, pole, or bridge, you risk damaging your bikes, rack, and car. Carefully following the manufacturer’s directions for the rack and the vehicle should prevent significant issues.

   Using a Car Bike Rack (11 Things Every Beginner Should Know)

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   Can you leave a bike rack on a car?

   • A roof rack will typically allow easy access to the trunk, as well. However, if you are using a roof rack on a hatchback, you’ll need to make sure there is adequate clearance before opening the hatch. 2. Can You Leave a Bike Rack on Your Car? (Long-Term) Technically speaking, you can leave your bike rack on your car long-term.

   Using a Car Bike Rack (11 Things Every Beginner Should Know)

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   How do you open a bike rack?

   • Some hitch-mounted bike racks have a swing-away feature. If you need to access the trunk, simply swing the rack out of the way, and you can easily open your trunk. A roof rack will typically allow easy access to the trunk, as well.

   Using a Car Bike Rack (11 Things Every Beginner Should Know)

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   Can you use a bike rack in the rain?

   • A roof rack is probably the safest rack to use in the rain because it keeps the bike the furthest from the road. If you are using a hitch rack or a trunk rack in the rain, expect the dirty water from the road to kick up around the car’s back. Your bike and your rack might both need a good washing after using your bike rack in the rain.

   Using a Car Bike Rack (11 Things Every Beginner Should Know)

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   Can a bike rack damage a car?

   • Any kind of bike rack can cause damage to a car if it is improperly installed, improperly used, or not maintained well. Trunk racks are the racks most likely to cause damage to your car, especially to the paint. Dirt and grime that gets between the rack and the car can become very abrasive, which will wear away the paint.

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8. onthegomap.comHow far did I run? - Create running maps with On The Go Map

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   Map a run, walk, or bicycle ride. Plan routes, calculate distances, view elevation profiles, share routes, export as gpx, or embed in a website.