Weather station KSJC located at San Jose International Airport recorded just under a half inch of rain in a six hour period on Wednesday, November 20, 2013. It didn’t seem like that much rain, so I figured the Guadalupe River Trail would be clear for travel where it dips to near the river level underneath […]
You’ve probably heard the story of how cars saved cities from the problem of crushing piles of horse manure. The usual telling rings true to modern ears: 19th century cities depended absolutely on horses for the transport of people and goods, so much so that great stinking mounds of manure polluted streets and our air. […]
But we already knew that. Rosscott says, I’m a big fan of cycling, and people always wonder why. So, here you go. http://www.systemcomic.com/comics/2013-11-21-youshouldbike.gif You can buy this as a poster.
As I type this, CHP have closed both lanes of northbound Highway 17 in Santa Cruz County, California. Somebody drove his vehicle off of the side of the highway and down the side of the mountain. Two women were ejected from the vehicle, and the car landed on top of one of the ejected passengers. […]
Are far-to-the-right laws specific to bicycles discriminatory? How do they affect your right as a cyclist to use the road?
A panel discussion on “Forest Trails Talk: A Speaker Panel on Upper Campus Mountain Biking” scheduled this evening on the UC Santa Cruz campus has been canceled due to the University of California strike. Campus road entrances are blocked by pickets. Several people planned to bypass the roads to enter the UCSC campus via upper […]