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Zachary Friedman

Zachary Friedman is an accomplished travel writer and professional blogger. Since 2011, he has traveled to 68 countries and 6 continents. He founded 'Where The Road Forks' in 2017 to provide readers with information and insights based on his travel and outdoor experience. Zachary is also an avid cyclist and hiker. He is currently based in Entebbe, Uganda. For more information on his journey and background, visit the About page. For inquiries and collaborations, please reach out through the Contact page. You can also follow him on Facebook.

Electric scooters and electric bikes are both great options for replacing car trips or public transport or solving the last mile problem. Both are convenient, environmentally friendly, and fun modes of transport. They are great for commuting, running errands, and recreational rides. In this guide, we’ll outline the pros and cons of electric scooters Vs …

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At a Glance Most e-bikes have a weight limit of 220-300 pounds (100-136 kg). There are specialty models have a weight limit of 350-500 pounds (160-226 kg). The weight limit includes the weight of the rider, accessories, luggage, and cargo. Riding an e-bike can be a great way to lose weight, get in shape, and …

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When you travel, you constantly encounter social situations. You have to talk to people when buying tickets, passing through immigration, ordering food at restaurants, and checking into your hotel. You’ll spend most of your time in public spaces. In some countries, you may be approached by people on the street trying to sell you things …

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Uruguay has become an increasingly popular destination for expats, digital nomads, and retirees. The country offers a high standard of living, low taxes, quality healthcare, easy visa policies, freedom, peace, political and economic stability, modern infrastructure, and a relatively low cost of living. It’s also a safe and beautiful country. Of course, there are some …

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Buenos Aires is becoming an increasingly popular destination for expats and digital nomads. The city offers a low cost of living, a large expat community, great food, a quality healthcare system, and good public transport. Overall, the quality of life is excellent. It’s also a beautiful city with some great architecture and plenty of green …

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The Pyramids of Giza is one site that is on everyone’s bucket list. It’s the last surviving ancient wonder of the world. Are they worth the trip to visit?  Personally, I think the pyramids are a bit overrated. The pyramids themselves are pretty cool. The problem is that the experience of visiting is poor because …

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Most travelers do need a passport to go to Tijuana but there are some exceptions. Which travel document you need depends on how you’re entering the country. If you’re flying to Tijuana, you need a passport. If you’re walking or driving across the border, you need a passport book, passport card, enhanced driver’s license, or …

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The Sort Answer On average, an electric bike battery lasts 2-5 years. They can last as long as 8 years. Lithium-ion e-bike batteries last for 500-1000 charge cycles before they need to be replaced. That’s around 25,000 miles in most cases. You can extend the life of your battery by only charging between 20% and …

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Solo travel is one of those things that you have to try to see whether or not you like it. The reality is that not everybody is cut out for solo travel. Some people can’t deal with the loneliness. Some people experience anxiety when they’re constantly meeting new people and having new experiences. Others simply miss …

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