I think people will use bikes more in cities in the future. More people are becoming aware of environmental issues, and bikes don't produce any emissions, which helps reduce pollution. Cities are also investing in better bike infrastructure, like bike lanes and parking, making it easier and safer to ride. Plus, cycling has health benefits, and with traffic congestion, biking can be a faster option in crowded cities. Bike-sharing programs are also becoming more popular and accessible.

I think people might use bikes less in the future. The availability of electric scooters and other micro-mobility options is increasing, and people might prefer the convenience of electric vehicles. Weather conditions can also deter people from biking, and there are safety concerns due to traffic and accidents. Urban sprawl makes biking impractical for long distances, and advancements in public transportation might reduce the need for bikes.

It really depends on the city. In cities with good infrastructure, biking will probably increase. But in cities with poor infrastructure or harsh climates, biking may decrease. Cultural attitudes towards biking will also play a significant role. Government policies and incentives can influence biking trends, and technological advancements in bike design could make biking more appealing.