Op-Ed: Want Safe, Bikeable Streets? Get Rid of Free Parking, as Amsterdam Did
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The city's $8-an-hour fees, residential permits, and limits to car ownership made it the world's bike capital. Is New York brave enough to try it?
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In Praise of the Concrete-Protected Bike Lanes in Evanston, Illinois
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It would be great to see more bike lanes with continuous concrete protection in the city of Chicago.
San Francisco Group Maps Vision for a More Transit-Friendly Region
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Seamless Bay Area lays a framework for a Swiss-style, integrated rail and bus system for the Bay Area.
Walk San Francisco Holds Emergency Rally to Demand Safe Streets
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After two more traffic deaths in San Francisco's Tenderloin district, advocates demand action.
Guide for Planners: This Is How to Solve the First-Mile/Last-Mile Problem
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Encouraging people to opt for a "first-mile/last-mile" connection via active, zero emission modes requires integration of policies, plans, designs, and funding
NYC: Two Men Physically Intimidate A Woman Citi Biker For Touching Their SUV
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Cycling is about to have its long overdue #MeToo movement as aggressive male drivers are once again caught on tape abusing a woman.