Category Archives: Links

Bike Lanes (a couple of interesting articles)

Posted on April 14, 2014 by Liam

TweetA couple of interesting articles about bike lanes and their affect on traffic congestion (or as is demonstrated in these articles, the lack thereof. First there is: Bike Lanes Don’t Cause Traffic Jams If You’re Smart About Where You Build … Continue reading →

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On Your Right (Must Read Article)

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Liam

TweetIt occurs to me that I should have called this blog On Your Right.  That’s because most of my cycling time I hear courteous cyclists call out “On Your Left!” and that’s how I want to respond.  I am a … Continue reading →

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In the news: Biking Up, Motoring Down

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Liam

TweetA report from US PIRG notes that driving in the US is in decline: The New York Times how this decline is affecting Charlotte, NC. Closer to home, WBUR looks into motoring on the wane in Boston. StreetsBlog asks why road … Continue reading →

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Must Read Blog Post on Bike Safety

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Liam

Tweet  This terrific post on Steve Miller’s Blog called BICYCLING SAFETY: Preventing Injury Requires Multiple Strategies is a long read but worth reading for it’s compilation of strategies for making bicycling safer and desirable for everyone.  Check it out!  

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Bike Tips From Mark Hamill

Posted on April 1, 2011 by Liam

TweetHey kids, Luke Skywalker himself  has some tips for safely operating your bike courtesy of this vintage edition of The Mini Page from 1978.

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