So ubiquitous are these “other users” of the bike lane, that it’s easy to forget what they tell us about our city
Savannah Bicycle Campaign
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Wanted: More political will on cycling issues
It’s been almost five years since the last bicycle infrastructure project in Savannah was completed.
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Food Day: ‘Alive with diversity and a sense of community’
‘As bees become endangered, we become endangered, too’
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Rescheduled Midnight Garden Ride goes Bananas
LET’S GET this out of the way: The Midnight Garden Ride isn’t actually at midnight. So rest easy. That said, the Midnight Garden Ride, a nighttime police-escorted cycling trip through […]
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Bike SAV classes are happening!
The classes are free and all participants will receive a free bike light set. Those who take the class will learn methods for avoiding crashes, protecting against bike theft, and selecting the safest routes.
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Let’s pedal past the bias against bicyclists
Safer streets for bikes = safer streets for everyone. As drivers, it turns out, we are often beneficiaries of bicycle infrastructure improvements.
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Death on Bay Street: Time for action
If a simple cure existed, we would have already administered it.
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It’s time: The case for redesigning Whitaker and Drayton streets
“Whitaker and Drayton are some of the worst examples of street design and traffic engineering I’ve ever seen,” says one professor of urban planning.
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National Bike Month events abound locally
“I want more people to try something new and to put their feet in someone else’s shoes (or on someone else’s pedals),” Caila Brown says.
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Tales from the tent
I’ve often wondered if people from AAA are bombarded with reports of speeding, texting, road rage, and other deadly transgressions. Are they challenged to “do something about those crazy drivers” when they set up tents at events?
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Have we reached Peak Bike?
When I started commuting by bicycle in 2005, it was a lonely experience
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Editor’s Note: Too late for Johnny Harris, but not too late to learn
You won’t find a bigger advocate of historic preservation than me. But I’m afraid the grassroots effort to “Save Johnny Harris” is too little, too late.