One Street is an international non profit working worldwide to help cycling advocates achieve their goals to increase bicycling.

One Street has a number of resources on their website for bicycling and motorist education, bikes and transit, city planning and design, Ciclovia type events, school programs and more.

One Street is founded by Sue Knaup, former Director of the Thunderhead Alliance.

More -> OneStreet.org.

Here’s a video of a cyclist running a red light. Naughty naughty, cyclist! Shame on you!

Now watch video of a pickup truck running a red light.

I don’t run red lights as a cyclist and don’t condone it at all, but tell me: Where should law enforcement focus its safety efforts? And where do motorists get off on telling cyclists to clean up our act and obey the rules of the road? Motorists have a huge beam to dig out of their eyes before they can even begin to whine about the mote in the cyclist’s eye.

See also:

• No one at the wheel.
• Why do they do that? Traffic lights and stop signs.
• Scofflaw motorists.
• Myth of the Scofflaw Cyclist.

An amusing catch at Photoshop Disasters shows an investor texting while riding an invisible bicycle.

I recently learned that John Franklin’s Cyclecraft is now available in a North American edition.

Cyclecraft is the principal reference for the National Cycle Training Standard in the UK and the basis for training programs in an increasing number of other countries. This North American edition of Cyclecraft has been specially adapted to reflect conditions, laws and best practice in the United States and Canada. It’s kind of like John Forester’s Effective Cycling but more readable.