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April 27, 2010by DarrenWith funds from the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act and Tiger Grants, rumble strips may be coming to a road near you.
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April 26, 2010by DarrenThe New York Times reported today on new cycling counts in New York City that estimate the number of daily New York City cyclists at 236,000. As it happens, this comes the same day an advance copy of a new case study on bicycling in New York City landed in my inbox.
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April 26, 2010by supportEvery time I get to teach a class, either school children, novice road cyclists, or future instructors, I remember why I love this job. I get out in the fresh air, I get to meet some great people and I get to ride a bike. It doesn't get much better than that.
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April 25, 2010by DarrenDistrict of Columbia DOT head Gabe Klein and US DOT Secretary Ray LaHood talk bikes on NRP -- right now. The audio will be available online after 7:00pm EST. A quiet revolution is starting in the world of transportation.
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April 25, 2010by DarrenTo raise awareness about the dangers of driving while distracted, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has posted their distracted driving policy statement and frequently asked questions on their website.
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April 23, 2010by DarrenI would tell you that League President Andy Clarke and U.S.
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April 23, 2010by supportYesterday was Earth Day and May is National Bike Month, so I'm sure many of you are thinking about how you could positively contribute to mother Earth and drive less, right?
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April 22, 2010by DarrenEarth Day news from the bike blogosphere.
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April 22, 2010by supportIndianapolis is on the move toward becoming a great Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC).
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April 21, 2010by DarrenYesterday, the Michigan House voted 74-33 to ban texting while driving as a primary offence, meaning that police can ticket for driving while texting without seeing another violation. This is a pleasant surprise and a victory for the elected officials and bicycling advocates who had been pushing for a strong law for months.
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