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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Will Brain Studies Be Enough To Convince Drivers Of The Dangers Of Cell Phone Use While Driving?
“It is commonplace knowledge, but for some reason it is not getting into the public conscience that the safest thing to do while driving is to focus on the road.” These are … Continue reading
Cycling Advocacy From The Heart
Intellect can only go so far. You can reason with people. You can provide statistics. You can generate elaborate proofs. But in the end, most people believe what they want to believe because that’s the way they feel. Many cycling … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycling Advocacy, Cycling Life, Motorist Kills Cyclist
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The More Innocent The Cyclist, The Greater The Number Of Deleted Comments
Does the woman in the photo above look like a scofflaw? A reckless cyclist? An irresponsible person? On the contrary, she looks like a sincere, intelligent, thoughtful person. A few days ago, she was struck and killed by a … Continue reading
The Timing Of Favorable Bike Riding Reporting
National Bike Month is rolling along unimpeded. Thanks to the League of American Bicyclists, the month of May has been set aside as a time for celebrating all things bicycle. As if that weren’t enough, here in Massachusetts, we designated … Continue reading
From Ride To Movie To Community
About five months ago, I wrote about the premiere of a movie, Ride Crazy: The Single Man March, which told the story of United States Marine Corps veteran Camilo Atehortua’s 520-mile bike ride from Boston to Washington, DC. The purpose … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycling As An Alternative Therapy, Ride Crazy Web Series
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Cycling And Age Discrimination
Cycling is often thought of as an activity for the young. Images of kids riding their first bike come to mind. More reflection will conjure up thoughts of young adults, like college students, using a bike to ride to school … Continue reading
It’s No Wonder More Kids Don’t Bike Or Walk To School
Whenever I search for cycling news, I stumble upon the strangest things. Most of these oddball items have nothing to do with what I’m searching for. Still, curiosity gets the better of me and I feel compelled to click on … Continue reading
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Tagged Encouraging Kids To Bike And Walk To School, Kids And Inactivity, Massachusetts Walk And Bike To School Day
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