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The new gadget is likely safer than a scooter, but would still appeal to people who don't want to exercise or get sweaty, but would it be legal in Chicago?]

Lyft and Uber's battle over San Francisco's bike share system will have implications across the country.

Lots of great examples that can inspire livability improvements all over - from open streets to BRT to bike-share to highly walkable streets

Because disabled people are often left out of the conversation, few abled cyclists seem to consider how non-traditional bikes can add to mobility for disabled people and provide many with a healthy mode of exercise and transportation.

London’s experience may provide some useful guideposts. But it also lays bare some of the challenges facing New York.

When it comes to infrastructure, will the U.S. ever catch up with the rest of the world?