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Tag Archives: Bicycle Infrastructure
Bicycle Fundraising For Bicycling
Many charities use cycling as a way to raise funds. They chart a course and enlist cyclists to complete the course in exchange for pledges from donors. The more pledges a rider has, the more money he or she will … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Livable Cities
Tagged Bicycle Infrastructure, Bicycling Advocacy, Cycling Charity Events
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People Who Know The Hidden Meaning Of Traffic Signs
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post about an ambiguous sign which was placed at the entrance of a one-way street. The sign below a “do not enter” sign only said “except bicycles.” No explanation was given. Just … Continue reading
Technology Makes Its Debut In Bicycle Infrastructure Planning
It had to happen. Someone had to make the first move towards automating and documenting cycling traffic patterns. That someone is San Diego State University’s Active Transportation Research Center. They recently implemented a bike-monitoring program called Bikes Count. As a … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Livable Cities
Tagged Active Transportation Research, Bicycle Infrastructure, Sharing The Road, Technology For Monitoring Bicycle Traffic Patterns
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Bicycle Accommodations: When The Left Hand Doesn’t Know What The Right Hand Is Doing
The City of Boston has committed itself to becoming more bicycle friendly. Many areas have seen an increase in the number of bike lanes, sharrows and other bicycle accommodations. Boston also has a bike share program to encourage the use … Continue reading
The Relationship Between Bicycling Infrastructure and Public Transportation
Cyclists have been struggling for a long time to convince leaders in American cities and towns to invest in bicycling infrastructure. They have also been fighting for respect, rights and an acknowledgment of bicycling as a legitimate form … Continue reading
