September 2015 | Page 3 of 4 | Momentum Mag

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Portland, OR, Announces a New Bike Share Program…

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Breathtaking and Historic Cycling Route 'The Wolf Way'…

The Biggest Urban Cycling Trends in 2024: Federal…

Safe Street Rebel Unveils "Slower Safer Wiggle" Campaign…

Replacing 25% of trips under 5 miles with…

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Ah, Paris in the spring. ❤️

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The rise of innovative cycling infrastructure show

The rise of innovative cycling infrastructure showcases a blend of architectural creativity and sustainable transportation solutions. These visionary projects are not only redefining the urban landscape but also celebrating the growing popularity of cycling. Here’s an exploration of some of the most inspiring and functional cycling infrastructures from around the world, each contributing uniquely to the two-wheeled revolution. Here are just a few.

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In a surprising turn of events, a prominent North

In a surprising turn of events, a prominent North American city has unveiled a bold new initiative aimed “revolutionizing” road safety: the Cyclist Oath. As part of this proposal, city officials are considering the removal of bike lanes altogether, opting instead for a pledge from drivers promising not to hit cyclists.

The concept behind the Cyclist Oath is simple yet provocative: by asking drivers to take a solemn vow to avoid collisions with cyclists, the need for dedicated bike lanes could become obsolete. In a statement released by the Mayor’s Office, officials expressed confidence in the power of personal responsibility to mitigate accidents involving cyclists on city streets.

“This is a move that needed to be made,” said Mayor Herb Carfirst. “I mean, the city is divided, and there is an election coming up. We needed to do something.”

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