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"The cycling community has an opportunity to change. Bicycling is an accessible way for many people of all sizes to move their bodies if the space is created."
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Meet 19-year-old Eduardo Perez, who works 12 hours a day and is tired of New York's unjust crackdown on immigrant delivery workers.
Full story on @StreetsblogNYC: https://t.co/tUwOqNIibw by @wilfredchan
The snow revealed a desire pathway for bikes, between two designated bicycle routes. That it's on the sidewalk shows that cyclists don't feel comfortable riding with cars along this link. #connecthenetwork
NACTO Releases Guidelines for the Regulation and Management of Shared Active Transportation
As shared dockless bikes and scooters proliferate on city streets, our new guidelines aim to ensure the best outcomes for the public
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Check out the article @a_defrancia and I wrote for @apbp about lessons from #GoldenGears. Looking forward to the next active @TransportEquity event!
tl;dr: give diverse voices stage (+pay ppl), consider accessibility,βοΈ for discussion
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Riding a bike may be easier than walking for two-thirds of disabled cyclists, but they often remain invisible to society. Many donβt realize that more than a quarter of disabled commutes in this university city are made by bike. #bike#bikecommuter https://t.co/s0k7tx3fQO
Happy belated (PARK)ing day! Who knew a parking spot could be so fun to hang out in, can't wait for next year. #vancouver@vpsn@parkingday thx @vanhackspace for the fabric
The centre of this roundabout intersection in Vancouver, Canada appears to be just a giant rock lying on the asphalt. A bit random, but seems effective enough ππ