concept   bicycle
45 commonsense assertions
Cultures (42) • Denmark (3) • Netherlands (2) • United States (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Europe (1) • Japan (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • Cycling-centric countries (1) • Middle East (1) • North America (1) • urban areas (1) • Switzerland (1) • rural areas (1) • Italy (1) • Urban areas in developed countries (1) • 20th century Western countries (1) • Africa (1) • Arab countries (1) • Carbon emissions in environmental awareness (1) • Developed countries (1) Environmentalists (1) • Inland communities in Central Europe (1) • Israeli (1) • Latvian (1) • Macau (1) • Mountainous regions (1) • Neutral countries (1) • New York City (1) • Nile basin countries (1) • Secular Europe (1) • Small villages in developing countries (1) • South America (1) • Southern USA (1) • Traditional Amish communities (1) • Uganda (1) • Urban areas in China (1) • Urban communities in East Asia (1) • bicycle enthusiasts (1) • flat terrain regions (1) • technical culture (1) • underdeveloped areas (1) • urbanized society (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 bicycle Netherlands In the Netherlands, bicycles are a popular and integral form of transportation with extensive dedicated infrastructure and support for bike-friendliness. 57
2 bicycle Netherlands In the Netherlands, bicycles are a widely used and preferred mode of transportation for daily activities and commuting. 50
3 bicycle Denmark In Denmark, bicycles are a popular and widely supported mode of transportation with extensive cycling infrastructure. 41
4 bicycle United States Bicycles are popular in the United States for leisure, exercise, and recreation. 41
5 bicycle Denmark In Denmark, bicycles are widely used for commuting and leisure activities, and are extensively integrated into daily life. 33
6 bicycle United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, cycling is mainly seen as a recreational or exercise activity rather than a means of daily commuting. 15
7 bicycle Europe In Europe, bicycles are widely used for transportation, leisure, and exercise, with dedicated infrastructure and a concern for theft. 13
8 bicycle Japan In Japan, bicycles are commonly used for daily transportation, with specific laws and a focus on urban cycling infrastructure. 11
9 bicycle Denmark Cycling is widespread in Danish culture, but cyclists often face issues with stopping at intersections and theft. 10
10 bicycle United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, bicycles are not commonly used for transportation due to hot weather, car reliance, and limited infrastructure. 8
11 bicycle Cycling-centric countries Bicycles are widely used for transportation and recreation in cycling-centric countries. 4
12 bicycle Middle East In the Middle East, cycling is less common due to reliance on cars, infrastructure challenges, and cultural norms restricting women's outdoor activities. 4
13 bicycle North America Bicycles are popular for transportation and exercise in North America, but theft is a common concern. 4
14 bicycle urban areas The bicycle is a common mode of transportation for short distances in urban areas. 4
15 bicycle Switzerland Switzerland has a strong bicycle culture with well-developed infrastructure and regulations to address bicycle theft. 3
16 bicycle rural areas Bicycles are essential transportation in rural areas with limited access to cars or public transport. 3
17 bicycle Italy Bicycles are popular in Italian culture for short trips and commuting, but less common for daily family transportation. 2
18 bicycle Urban areas in developed countries Bicycles are popular for commuting and leisure in urban areas with dedicated infrastructure in developed countries. 2
19 bicycle 20th century Western countries Bicycles in 20th century Western countries were associated with leisure and recreation, including leisurely bike rides and cycling as a sport. 1
20 bicycle Africa In African culture, bicycles are a common mode of transportation used for carrying goods and multiple passengers. 1
21 bicycle Arab countries In Arab countries, bicycles are less commonly used for transportation due to the prevalence of cars and warmer weather. 1
22 bicycle Carbon emissions in environmental awareness Bicycles are promoted as an eco-friendly mode of transportation to reduce carbon emissions. 1
23 bicycle Developed countries Bicycles are a popular form of transportation and exercise in developed countries. 1
24 bicycle Environmentalists Environmentalists promote bicycles as an eco-friendly mode of transportation within their culture. 1
25 bicycle Inland communities in Central Europe Bicycles are a common mode of transportation for commuting in inland communities in Central Europe. 1
26 bicycle Israeli In Israeli culture, bicycles are often used for recreation rather than as a primary mode of transportation. 1
27 bicycle Latvian Bicycles in Latvian culture are more commonly used for recreation than as a primary mode of transportation. 1
28 bicycle Macau Bicycles are a common mode of transport in Macau due to the compact size and narrow streets. 1
29 bicycle Mountainous regions In mountainous regions, the concept of using bicycles is less practical due to rough terrain and steep inclines. 1
30 bicycle Neutral countries Bicycles are popular for leisure and outdoor activities in neutral countries, promoting a healthy lifestyle. 1
31 bicycle New York City Bicycles are commonly used for leisure and exercise in New York City despite infrastructure challenges for cyclists. 1
32 bicycle Nile basin countries Bicycles are a common mode of transportation in Nile basin countries like Ethiopia and Rwanda. 1
33 bicycle Secular Europe Bicycles are commonly used for transportation and leisure activities in secular Europe. 1
34 bicycle Small villages in developing countries Bicycles are a crucial means of transportation in small villages in developing countries with limited access to motorized vehicles. 1
35 bicycle South America The bicycle is a common mode of transportation in South America, often used for carrying goods and multiple passengers. 1
36 bicycle Southern USA Bicycles in the Southern USA are more associated with recreation than transportation. 1
37 bicycle Traditional Amish communities In Traditional Amish communities, bicycles are the main mode of transportation due to restrictions on modern technology. 1
38 bicycle Uganda Bicycles are widely used for transportation in rural Uganda. 1
39 bicycle Urban areas in China In urban areas of China, bicycles are a commonly used mode of transportation for short distances. 1
40 bicycle Urban communities in East Asia In East Asian urban communities, bicycles are a common mode of transportation for short trips or leisure. 1
41 bicycle bicycle enthusiasts Bicycle enthusiasts view bicycles as essential for transportation and a way of life, focusing on custom builds and niche accessories. 1
42 bicycle flat terrain regions Bicycles are commonly used for short distance transportation in flat terrain regions. 1
43 bicycle technical culture Bicycles are environmentally friendly and have dedicated infrastructure in technical culture. 1
44 bicycle underdeveloped areas Bicycles are a crucial mode of transportation in underdeveloped areas with limited access to cars or public transport. 1
45 bicycle urbanized society The bicycle is a common mode of transportation and leisure activity in urbanized societies. 1