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In City Cycling, a collection of the latest research on cycling for transportation, experts unravel how cities can learn from past successes and incorporate the benefits of bicycles into future planning. more »
Apr 23, 2013 by Duncan Hurd in Arts & Culture
Photo Courtesy of Maurice Prokaziuk
If all goes as planned, 2013 could be a banner year for bike share in North America. But before we see nearly 20,000 new shared bikes on North American streets, the final piece of the bike share puzzle needs to be solved: funding. more »
Apr 8, 2013 by Duncan Hurd in Features (2 Comments)
Photos Courtesy of John Greenfield
“Building a bicycling network is important to creating a quality of life in Chicago that will attract businesses and families to the city,” announced Mayor Rahm Emanuel at the opening of the Dearborn Street protected bike lanes. more »
Feb 22, 2013 by Duncan Hurd in Cities (3 Comments)
David Niddrie
Manufacturers are adding electric shifting to their internal-gear hubs. more »
Feb 6, 2013 by Duncan Hurd in Accessories
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Physically separated bicycle lanes carry the lowest risk to cyclists, while streets with parked cars and no infrastructure for bicyclists pose the greatest. more »
Oct 19, 2012 by Duncan Hurd in Bike Advocacy Blog
David Niddrie
The Momentum Mag team landed in Long Beach for a week of sun, sand and an active transportation conference from September 10-13, 2012. more »
Sep 24, 2012 by Duncan Hurd in Bike Advocacy Blog
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The popular speaker and “Bicycle Anthropologist” Mikael Colville-Andersen will be a keynote presenter at North America’s premiere conference for walking and biking professionals, Pro Walk/ Pro Bike: Pro Place. more »
Aug 9, 2012 by Duncan Hurd in Bike Advocacy Blog
Safer streets for children will mean safer streets for everyone. more »
Jul 2, 2012 by Duncan Hurd in Bike Advocacy Blog