Everyday Bicycling: How to Ride a Bike for Transportation (Whatever Your Lifestyle) by Elly Blue.
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November 30, 20124 Comments on Elly Blue’s Everyday Bicycling
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What is the #bikecommutercabal?
October 26, 20123 Comments on What is the #bikecommutercabal?
A couple of Fridays ago, a loose confederation of cyclists worked to game Google’s social media site and get the hashtag ‘#purple’ trending.
Today, we’re using our mad skills for a better purpose: we want to encourage cycling for transportation by promiting our secret handshake: the hashtag #bikecommutercabal. Here’s how you can help.
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Dumb question on California 3 foot legislation
September 24, 20125 Comments on Dumb question on California 3 foot legislation
Update: I heard from the California Bicycle Coalition that the deadline is September 30.
California SB 1464, which mandates a minimum 3 foot passing distance around cyclists, passed the state Assembly and Senate and was presented to the Governor’s office for his signature on September 6, 2012.
Governor Brown has 12 days to either sign or veto the legislation. I haven’t seen SB 1464 mentioned in his daily legislative updates, and 12 days have passed, so… that means 1464 is now law, right?
Does anybody know for sure?
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Anti-cyclist bias by Los Altos police?
September 20, 201210 Comments on Anti-cyclist bias by Los Altos police?
(File under rabble rousing.)
My friend Ladyfleur looked at the new bike plan prepared by Alta Planning for the city of Los Altos, California and found something really alarming on Page 66 of the bike plan.
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Persecution Complex
September 10, 20123 Comments on Persecution Complex
California Assembly approves 3 foot passing bill
August 27, 20122 Comments on California Assembly approves 3 foot passing bill
The California Assembly approved the 3 foot bicycle passing bill by a vote of 50 – 16 after a spirited debate.
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