Wow this is amazing; I had no idea this existed! But with this kind of path infrastructure, why are they using golf carts and not electric microcars, like the Birò? These are very common here in Amsterdam and they're much nicer to ride than golf carts (but a similar size or even smaller).,(reply>), @Ruben Hello, I live in peachtree city. I went to the high school in the video. Many people do ride bikes in peachtee city. However it is seen more as an activity rather than transportation, which is a common mentality in the states, so if it’s a crappy day people will probably use cars or golf carts instead. If this were filmed in may instead of december you would likely see more bikes.,(reply>), I was going to send you this video because I was just amazed i did not see one bicycle in this entire video, and was curious about your thoughts on this. To me (as a Dutchee) it's kind of laughable that no-one is riding one, even though these paths look perfect to do so.<br><br>Fun fact: while typing this, Bicycle race - Queen played on the radio 🤣,(reply>), The golfcarts are mainly a legacy vehicle left over from the town being mostly golf courses. And the multi use paths was the town's attempt to keep people from driving golfcarts on car roads for obvious safety concerns. <br><br>Personally i think most small towns should have a multiuse path network within the village limits. (Maybe without the golfcarts)