It’s the issue that just won’t go away—and cyclists are continuing to get stung by it. I’m talking about contraflow riding on the sidewalk—in plain English, riding on the sidewalk…
Read More
I went for a cup of coffee this morning. I walked down to the corner crosswalk, and waited for the light to change so I could cross. It would have…
The Boston Blobe: Bicyclists look forward to Mass Ave bike lane November 21, 2011 By Clare Coughlan, Globe Correspondent Justin and Will have been inseparable ever since Justin found Will…
The Citizens’ Voice: Bike advocates see potential in Wilkes-Barre BY KENT JACKSON (STAFF WRITER) Published: November 21, 2011 WILKES-BARRE – Bicyclists get 145 miles to the gallon, Alex Doty calculated…
National Parks Traveler: Legislation Could Force Bicycles Off Roads In Some National Parks Submitted by Kurt Repanshek on November 21, 2011 Serious road cyclists do not often dally about when…
WTVR Richmond: First bike sharrow markings now on Meadow and Harrison Streets City has 80 lane miles of sharrow installation planned Alix Bryan November 21, 2011 RICHMOND, Va. (WTVR)— The…
Delaware Online: Bike safety comes to the boardwalk Delaware Greenways conducts workshop to talk about Rehoboth’s options Nov. 20, 2011Â Written by MOLLY MURRAY The News Journal Their day at…
Florida Today: Mark DeCotis: Car-bicycle accidents are a troubling trend Nov. 20, 2011 Mark Decotis For the third time in seven months an experienced, elite-level Brevard County cyclist has been…
The Los Angeles Times: For downtown cyclists, this green also means go The bright green bicycle lane on Spring Street is aimed at reducing collisions and helping cyclists feel safer…
The New York Times: Prospect Park Takes Steps to Slow Cyclists By J. DAVID GOODMAN Published: November 20, 2011 On a stretch of Prospect Park’s main drive, bright orange traffic…