for hitting a cyclist? Mekeda Cato was riding her bicycle on the sidewalk in the 700 block of South Atlantic Avenue when a car jumped the curb and hit her . . .
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have a lot in common. Utility bicycles are heavy, slow and a bit unwieldy. They are the “work horses” of the cycling world. Real work horses, draft horses, are heavy, slow, a bit unwieldy when pulling a wagon and they tend to eat a lot.
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Soaring prices at gas pump are changing consumer behavior across the state, motivating Floridians to cut back on fuel consumption to a level never seen since the state began keeping records 35 years ago.
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Clinton Miceli was just beginning a career as an art director for an advertising agency. On June 10, he was commuting home from work when the driver of a Nissan Xterra opened a door in his path. Clinton struck the door and was thrown into the path of an overtaking vehicle and killed. Stanley...
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According to T. Boone Pickens, Texas oil-man-extraordinaire, America is facing a true, very real crisis: We must change our approach to both energy and consumption, or we will forever be paying ungodly amounts of money for gasoline and be captive to foreign interests, not our own.
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What does that word mean to you? I googled it. Got a huge, long list of definitions. This was my favorite: All the organisms that live in a particular area; an assemblage of populations of different species living close enough together for potential interaction — Project UFO Organisms close enough for potential interaction. Ponder...
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This one just came through the news feed: Swedish man wins bike for ‘most ridiculous commute’ STOCKHOLM (AFP) — A man deemed to have the shortest and “most ridiculous commute” in Malmoe has won a bicycle as part of a campaign to reduce car traffic in the southern Swedish city , an organiser said...
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The Florida Bicycle Association has launched a new website. It is rich with information and resources… (and yes, it was designed by me) Here are some highlights:
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I rode through Winter Park on my way to work yesterday so I could take photos of the new Sharrows on Palmer Ave (more in the Gallery). I want to congratulate the City of Winter Park and its bike/ped board and traffic manager, Butch Margraf, for this excellent implementation! The purpose of sharrows, technically...
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I ignored the weather forecast and chose to ride again today. When I looked at the radar before heading home, it looked like the worst rain was east of my route, and blowing east. It was ten til 7 and pretty gloomy, so I turned on my headlight, tail light and helmet blinkies and...
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