| Comment | Typically roads (major ones which act as thoroughfares, connecting neighbourhoods and towns to one another) are built on as flat a route as possible. Laying out the road network around and avoiding the hills wherever possible.
That's the case in Glasgow as with most cities. It's perfectly possible to build a comprehensive network of cycle lanes overlayed onto the existing road network here. In fact that's what is planned, as has been done in other cities with hills.
You can check out the network map for yourself in u/LordAnubis's reply further up the page. |
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