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- The 2013 Christina Clarke Genco Mother’s Day Memorial Ride
- Another Use For Bicycles: Solving Serious Problems
- New Trends In Cyclist Harassment
- Triumph, Agony and Sorrow
- Separate But Equal Revisited
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- Building Bicycle Infrastructure Must Be Either Temporary Feel Good Politics Or Permanent Change
- Can Cycling Cure The Obesity Problem?
- Life Inside The Door Zone
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- Richard on Bicycle Weight Limits
- Sean on Cycling And Age Discrimination
- A new international scale for measuring involuntary weeping when cycling | Sameer Padania on The Icy Tears of Winter Cycling
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- Peter on Cyclists Thinking The Unthinkable
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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Bicycling Advocacy Groups and Helmet Use
Helmets are the only piece of cycling equipment whose use is debated by cyclists and non-cyclists alike. Among cyclists there are two opposing camps. One fervently favors helmet use. The other vehemently opposes it. Among non-cyclists there are those … Continue reading
Cycling and Socioeconomic Status
Over time, the activity of cycling has developed certain connotations. In the early days, it was seen as a form of short distance transportation and later became a form of recreation. At some point, bicycles began to be associated … Continue reading
Citizen Safety Enforcement
Being rated as one of the safest cities in America can be boring. What do you do if you’re the police department of such a city? Policing is a 24-hour a day endeavor. Without sufficient crime, time must be … Continue reading
When Charges Are Filed Against Drivers For Hitting Cyclists, Who Wins?
Most of the time, when a driver injures or kills a cyclist, no charges are filed. There is always a litany of excuses for why the driver wasn’t at fault. Sometimes, due to public outrage, or the prominence of … Continue reading
Recurrent Themes of Bicycle Licensing and Registration
Change is always difficult. People become accustomed to the way things are. When there is a threat of change, they cringe and resist. Such is the current state of affairs on American roads. Due to economic, environmental, and health … Continue reading
Bicycle Component Weight, Durability and Waste
Today, everything in cycling is about weight. It wasn’t always so. Not long ago, a shift in thinking overtook the bicycle industry: heavy bicycles suddenly became undesirable. The idea behind eschewing heavy bikes was that everyone wanted to, or … Continue reading
Helping Police To Become Better Versed In Bicycle Laws
In Washington, D.C. the District’s Police Complaints Board recently presented a report which concluded that the police needed to be better versed in the bicycle laws they enforce. In collisions between cars and bicycles, police are sometimes confused about who … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycle Laws, Cyclist Rights, Police Training On Bicycle Laws, Traffic Laws
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