We spent time at a local coffee shop today roughing out our upcoming European tour that will start in Brussels. Where it tells the different road surface does "Paved Path" always refer to a bike path?
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We spent time at a local coffee shop today roughing out our upcoming European tour that will start in Brussels. Where it tells the different road surface does "Paved Path" always refer to a bike path?
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It does – or on some (comparatively rare) occasions, a paved footpath you’re allowed to cycle on, or another traffic-free paved route like a farm access road. But 95% of the time it’s a dedicated bike path.