Monthly Archives: March 2014

Three road incidents have a good outcome for cycling

Posted on March 20, 2014 by

After the accident last weekend where six cyclists riding in a group were hit by a car in a hit and run, and the public awareness raised by that incident, the scene was set for more tolerant treatment of cyclists … Continue reading →

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Does the way we enact and enforce our laws shape cycling culture?

Posted on March 7, 2014 by

There are many deterrents to cycling in our city, as well as across the whole country: the perception of danger when riding on the roads is largely a subjective one held by car drivers who don’t ride bikes and who … Continue reading →

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Bicycle parking makes a political statement

Posted on March 2, 2014 by

Take a second look at this seemingly cute vintage car parked in Darby St. It is actually a bike rack with several bikes tied up in it, and also a number of planter boxes, making the street prettier and providing … Continue reading →

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