<center><a href='https://dtube.video/#!/v/edje/tstwpbz1'><img src='https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbSnCKXbdurt8wJvdwwcXsEukixgM88mk1zE6YQe2tTcB'></a></center><hr>Lucas Brailsford and Sergiusz Sytniejewski - with great support of the Urban Cycling Institute - made this funny and somehow also informative video about our Dutch Cycling behaviour.

I can say, living in Amsterdam I experience daily the wild west of the streets. Full of cyclers. Although the law have rules, the average cyclist does not seem to obey them at all. Maybe this has to do with the fact cyclists have priority over cars, at all times, regardless what the cyclist does. Sometimes, the police force is trying to do something against the 'I Own the World' behaviour of cyclists, but no police force - how big or how heavy they are - in the world is able to change this culture. With more than 600.000 citizens living in Amsterdam we have at least half of them on the road, each (working) day. And most of them at the same time, in the morning and afternoon. **The modern Wild West of West Europe.**

Check the video for a quick introduction to our (Dutch) cycle culture, and how it all come to this. Fun guaranteed!

**License**
Published under Creative Commons License (reuse allowed)

**Credits**
Lucas Brailsford: Written, narrated and animated (originally publish [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XypDTdd4qr0))
Sergiusz Sytniejewski: Post Production<hr><a href='https://dtube.video/#!/v/edje/tstwpbz1'>► Watch on DTube</a><br /><a href='https://scrappy.i.ipfs.io/ipfs/Qmaax6iNN4Tv9g9eKndicqxpBRZs8vTxNXBTbbXu16pngF'>► Watch Source (IPFS)</a>