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August 20, 2010by supportThere's been a lot said and written about the decline of Detroit, Mich after its deindustrialization. Long ago dubbed the Motor City, locals tell us that many streets are void of auto-traffic making them great for bikes. There's lots of people and organizations trying to turn the city around.
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August 19, 2010by Andy ClarkeWe have been following the Reed Bates’ case since pretty much the day the saga began. At the very outset, I called a couple of the people closely involved with Mr.
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August 17, 2010by supportAs we mentioned last week, state transportation agencies are faced with another round of rescissions and will be cutting unspent funds from various programs.
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August 16, 2010by supportLos Angeles, the second largest and debatably most auto-centric city in the United States, is reaching out towards cyclists and making an effort to transform the city to make room for bikes. To reaffirm this point, L.A. hosted a bicycle safety summit this morning, August 16.
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August 13, 2010by Alison DeweyTechnology is amazing and typically makes everything easier – information sharing, photo sharing, video sharing, and now bike sharing! Bike sharing by iphone joins the extensive list of bike-sharing systems already in place.
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August 12, 2010by supportToday Delaware Governor signed SB 269 into law.
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August 12, 2010by supportOn Tuesday afternoon, an emergency session of Congress passed a $26 billion Jobs Bill. The Bill includes $6.7 billion in rescissions, of which $2.2 billion will come from transportation funds.
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August 10, 2010by Andy ClarkePortland is justifiably one of only three platinum level Bicycle Friendly Communities we've designated in the United States; they are rightly proud of that designation and thankfu
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August 6, 2010by supportThe fight continues in St. Charles County
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August 5, 2010by Darren FluscheMichigan became the 14th state to pass Complete Streets as a state law and the 22 to have a state-wide policy, like an executive order.
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