From the perspective of a motorist, a bicycle can be a great way to commute to work, even if you’re not sure how to get there from home.

There are many options, from city-only bicycle paths to bus routes and even rail lines.

But how do you know which way to take when you’re in need of a short trip?

We talked to transportation experts to learn the best routes, what you should expect, and how to navigate through traffic on busy highways.1.

Bike lanes and bike lanes alone are a great solution for short tripsMost people think that just bike lanes on busy streets are the best option for short commuting trips.

But that’s not necessarily the case.

You can also have bike lanes, bike lanes and no bike lanes in a similar fashion.

In addition, you don’t have to ride with your bike in the middle of a busy street.

Here are some tips for finding the perfect bike lane:1.

When choosing a bike lane, remember the layout of your route.

Many cities have bikeways that follow one another.

That way, you’ll be able to travel to work on one side of the street and back on the other side.

The other option is to make a detour through the city’s main thoroughfares, which is known as a “bicycle boulevard.”2.

Bicycles are safer than cars.

Bike paths are designed to handle the weight of cars, and the pavement itself is designed to be more stable and less likely to get washed out.3.

Be sure to follow the rules for cycling and traffic.

Bike riders are supposed to obey the rules of the road and ride on the left side of a bike path.4.

There’s a wide variety of bikes available.

There may be an option for a bike with a narrow handlebar, a single seat and pedals, or a bike that comes with a bicycle rack or cargo rack.5.

Bikes are more comfortable than cars, even for people who don’t ride bikes frequently.6.

Biking to work is more fun if you can get off the bike.

If you can, use the public transit system, or ride in groups.7.

Bike routes are often longer and longer than cars on busy roads.

If the route is very busy, you may be stuck on the side of road.8.

If your commute is long and you need to get home, a bike can be your answer.

If not, take the bus or ride the train.9.

It’s easier to navigate traffic if you use bike lanes.

In fact, bike routes are the easiest way to cross busy roads if you don