Search Results for: Business travel and bicycles

Denver B-Cycle bike share announces expansion for fourth season

Denver B-Cycle opened for its fourth year of operation last Monday, March 18 2013 with additional stations at the Denver Zoo, Denver Museum of Nature and Science and Auraria Campus. These three new stations are among the 30 B-Cycle plans to add this year to bring 83 bike share stations to the system.

Human Transit

A year ago last spring I attended Transportation Camp in San Francisco. This was a gathering of transportation wonks and users who came together to come up with new ideas and solutions to improve transportation. I mostly participated in the public transportation discussions, where the professionals and the schmucks like me mostly talked past each read more »

Part time work at the National Bicycle Dealers Assocation

National Bicycle Dealers Association, based in Costa Mesa, CA, is seeking an membership assistant/administrator for approximately 10 hours per week with flexible hours. More details here. More job listings for the bicycle industry, advocacy, sports, transportation and other related fields below.

LIM College Tour de Fashion project

Visual Merchandising students from New York City’s LIM College created this fun bike featuring an old camera “headlight,” spools of thread on the chainguard, and a huge travel trunk on the rear rack.

Norcal Traffic

Town meetings and traffic policy in Northern California.

Stop Signs: Cars and Capitalism on the Road to Economic, Social and Ecological Decay

[Paradoxically, this is an ad] Author Yves Engler will be in California from June 12 to June 19 promoting his new book written with Bianca Mugyenyi. Stop Signs focuses on how cities have been remade based on the needs of automotive transportation. The book’s thesis is that the American obsession with cars is linked to read more »