The Bicycle Shines in a Global Emergency
COVID-19, a novel coronavirus, has stopped cities in their tracks. Businesses are shut down and transportation is limited. As of April 2020, nearly half of the world is under some sort of restriction or stay
Are Toronto’s Cycle Tracks Improving Road Safety? One Study Says “Yes”
Canada has seen an increase in people turning to cycling and away from commuting via car or bus. In Toronto, some neighborhoods report that over 20% of their citizens using bicycles as their main form
Top Five Most Dangerous Cities for Bicyclists
A growing number of people in cities are turning to bicycles as their primary means of transportation. Riding a bike is economical and has health benefits. It can also make commuting easier and simpler to
L.A.’s Two-Way Bike Lanes
Bicycling is a popular and eco-friendly mode of transportation in Los Angeles and nationwide. Unfortunately, the popularity of cycling means that even more people are at risk of being injured in a bike accident. Legislators
Study Shows Painted Bike Lanes Aren’t Enough
Are painted bicycle lanes enough to keep bicyclists safe? No, according to a new study. In fact, painted bike lanes might actually make roads more dangerous for bike riders. Why? Drivers may have a false
The Dutch Reach is Coming to America
There are many ways to protect bicyclists on our roads. Many cities across the nation have embraced dedicated bicycle infrastructure, signage, and lights. In fact, millions of dollars have been poured into designing and implementing