Update: Elections May Change Bike Legislation Strategy in Washington State
Bike advocacy in Olympia may turn more defensive given Tuesday’s election results.
Cascade Bicycle Club Leadership Still Unsettled
A fumbled chance to calm down the membership.
Just How Bad Are Things At Cascade?
The nation’s largest bike club faces a fork in the path — with no Yogi Berra to lead it.
Cascade Bicycle Club Issues Elaboration on Chuck Ayers’ Firing
More explication on the upheaval at the nation’s largest bike club.
Rasmussen’s Indigestion: New Seattle walks, bikes, rides. Old Seattle has gas.
A grass-roots campaign to slow down a major thoroughfare is gaining steam.
The Real Missing Link Is Cooperation
Judge Jim Rogers is no cable guy, but his decision has “git ‘er done” all over it …
Police arrest cyclist: A double standard?
Seattle Times: “A 32-year-old bicyclist accused of running over a 6-year-old boy near Pike Place Market on Friday, leaving the child hospitalized with serious facial … Read more
Can Elected Bike Riders Impel Change We Can Believe In?
With the election of Mike McGinn as mayor of Seattle and re-election of Council president Richard Conlin, it now looks as though the two most … Read more
Let There Be Justice
I was out of town and unable to attend the Traffic Justice Summit at Seattle’s City Hall a couple of weeks ago, but thanks to … Read more
Velocide: Death on a bike, even as loved ones testify
While loved ones of cyclists killed in car collisions testified at Seattle City Hall yesterday… With a sobering reminder posted outside … Cyclists were mourning … Read more