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June 28, 2010by Darren FluscheI am currently researching ways that bicycling advocacy groups can organize to get strong bicycling language into the Climate Action Plans of states, cities, and universities to reduce Green House Gas emissions (suggestions/expertise welcome).
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June 28, 2010by Alison DeweyFrom Alison Dewey's June 25, Velo-City journal entry:
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June 25, 2010by Alison DeweyAnother sunny beautiful day here in Copenhagen, we couldn’t be asking for better weather. All three days at the Velo-City Global conference have been perfect conditions – sunny, blue sky, light breeze, and in the upper 60’s. We are so far north here that the sun lasts until about 10:30 p.m.
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June 24, 2010by Darren FluscheThe topic of Complete Streets came up recently in some of the comments, suggesting that it is time we highlight it more.
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June 24, 2010by Alison DeweyOne of the overall themes from yesterday at Velo-City Global was that bicycling is about people. “I don’t give a sh*t about bikes. I care about people on bikes,” was how Mikael Coleville-Anderson, filmmaker, photographer and urban mobility specialist, put it.
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June 24, 2010by Darren FluscheAs readers of this blog know well, in March, US Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood and US Department of Transportation released an outstanding
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June 23, 2010by support
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June 23, 2010by Alison DeweyHere I am, Velo-City Global – Copenhagen, the city of bikes. Even at the airport, the depot for planes, taxis, and travelers, you get a sense of how in-grained bicycles are in the culture of Denmark.
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June 22, 2010by Darren FluscheOn a day that the Department of Transportation and the Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a joint notice of funding availability to stream th
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June 22, 2010by supportUPDATE: It was a great event -- if you missed it, or want to hear more, you can read about it and listen to excerpts at the Examiner.com or listen to David's July 1 interview with NPR's On Point
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