by Pete Heller | Mar 14, 2018
The former Talking Heads frontman, who’s touring the world for his album ’American Utopia,’ on his penchant for two-wheeled exploration, losing his way in a Swedish forest and his devotion to leftovers By Matthew Kronsberg March 14, 2018 11:05 a.m. ET THIS...
by Byron Rovegno | Feb 23, 2018
Bill to Allow Bikes to Treat Stop Signs as Yield Signs Spiked Insurance Industry Freaks Out: Chaos. Unpredictability. “Personal Interpretation” of Laws, Oh My. By Melanie Curry Jan 8, 2018 A.B. 1103 would have allowed bikes to legally proceed through a stop sign...
by Larry Dean | Feb 22, 2018
By Jim Greene | For The Tribune Commentary: The proposed ‘Utah Yield‘ bicycle law is all about safety Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune Cyclists filled the block between 100 and 200 South in downtown Salt Lake City Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, during the annual...
by Byron Rovegno | Feb 4, 2018
Bicycle advocates say electric car design encourages theft By Zachary Clark Daily Journal Staff Feb 3, 2018 In a nod to cycling commuters concerned about bike theft, Caltrain officials appear to be willing to address concerns about the designs of the rail agency’s new...
by Larry Dean | Jan 6, 2018
Chris Hoeber/Special to the Town Crier Cyclists and motorists need to be careful and look out for each other where the bike lane ends on Springer Road in Los Altos. I have been cycling in the Los Altos area since 1975 and witnessed many changes – most of them better...
by Byron Rovegno | Jan 5, 2018
Reprinted from CleanTechnica January 5th, 2018 by Nicolas Zart There was an explosion of electric bicycles (e-bikes) in 2017, and we can safely bet 2018 will give us even more, to choose from. The real question is, will anyone break the quality entry-level barrier? We...