A pair of writers for Slate — one a pedestrian, the other a cyclist — come together and create a list of common sense rules to avoid conflict between the two groups.
A pair of writers for Slate — one a pedestrian, the other a cyclist — come together and create a list of common sense rules to avoid conflict between the two groups.
Through the process known as “gut and amend,” two new bills that may affect cycling in the Golden State are on the legislative agenda for 2013.
Here are the bike related April Fools blog posts I’ve seen so far…
The South Dakota House and Senate passed a concurrent resolution by unanimous vote a couple of weeks ago encouraging cyclists and pedestrians to wear bright colors, and advising motorists to watch closely for pedestrians and cyclists.
I and several others have mentioned LA Metro’s Every Lane a Bike Lane bicycle safety campaign. You’ve seen the graphic. Here’s how it looks on the back of a bus. It reached me via a Santa Cruz County transportation planner, who got it from this page, who in turn got it from Michael Manio who read more
Truth from Metro – Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority.